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> it would be “piruletas” (at least in Spain Spanish). In Spain Spanish I never heard them called anything else than "chupachup" (regardless of brand), guess i
by embedding-shape 6mo ago
> it would be “piruletas” (at least in Spain Spanish).
In Spain Spanish I never heard them called anything else than "chupachup" (regardless of brand), guess it's a bit of a "Kleenex/facial tissue" syndrome going on there.
- patillacode 6mo agoWhat about the classic heart-shaped bright red "piruleta" from the "fiesta" brand?
- pfortuny 6mo agoThat's a piruleta. The spherical ones are chupa-chups.
- edu 6mo agoWell, we would refer to chupa-chups (brand) to the ones with a ball head. And Kojaks if they had gum inside. Piruletas were the flat ones, either circular or heart shaped.