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Message board > Hi there! How do you say "peluche" in English?
Hi there! How do you say "peluche" in English?
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carinaluc
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I agree with Fleur on �soft toy�. Regards |
29 Jan 2009
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wolfy
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I remember having a "teddy bear" even though it wasn�t a bear.
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30 Jan 2009
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douglas
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Definately "stuffed animal" is most common (and sounds the best), because it is not always an animal "stuffed toy" can also be used.
"Teddy bear" is supposed to be a bear (some say it is named after US President Teddy Roosevelt).
Beware of using "teddy"; it can also mean a piece of women�s lingerie.
Douglas |
30 Jan 2009
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alien boy
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Well, I�ve heard all of the following in regular use:
plush toy
cuddly toy
stuffed toy
soft toy
teddy bear
bunny/teddy/ted/puss or pretty much anything else ending in �ie� or �y� or other diminutive for the type of animal
Cheers,
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3 Feb 2009
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