flyer
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As in a flyer people hand out for events.
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updated Jun 24, 2012
posted by Prem
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flyer = volante
updated Jun 24, 2012
posted by Martin-Rizzi
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volante
updated Jun 24, 2012
posted by Nathaniel
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The Spanishdict dictionary translates flyer as "hoja de propaganda". This sounds like a political flyer to me. "Volante" seems like it means someone who flies. Does it have two different meanings as it does in English? I'm thoroughly confused.
updated Jun 24, 2012
posted by Helind
"Volante" is correct. I used to have a business in Mexico. I can remember ordering "volantes" from a printer. - prometidodefernanda, Jun 24, 2012
Thanks, prometidodef! That's very helpful! - Helind, Jun 24, 2012
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You might want to say papel volante to avoid confusion. Another possibility is folleto.
updated Jun 24, 2012
posted by Natasha
"Volante" is correct. - prometidodefernanda, Jun 24, 2012
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Brochure or pamphlet, I guess it depends on exactly what he was handing out (and in what country).
Nathaniel said:
Isn't 'folleto' a brochure?
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updated Feb 20, 2009
posted by Natasha
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Isn't 'folleto' a brochure'
updated Feb 20, 2009
posted by Nathaniel
