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mluisara
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I �m a Spanish teacher , and I �m teaching about clothes in the 3th grade, I have a question: How do you say in English, a sort of round scarf specially worn by young people? Here in Spain we call it "braga" ( in singular, nothing to do with the underwear). Thanks in advance. |
12 Jan 2015
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maryse pey�
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I have found CIRCLE SCARF on internet. Can it be what you are looking for ? |
12 Jan 2015
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ta(/)aR
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Snood is used for a bufanda style braga, maybe balaclava is also similar, although it is not.the same thing... |
12 Jan 2015
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Mar�lia Gomes
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Why not call it Wollen round scarf or crochet round scarf, depending on the material it is made of. I guess you can also call it a Circle scarf ans maryse peyé as pointed out. |
12 Jan 2015
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JModesto
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Hi, mluisara. Probably you are referring to a neck warmer, a very trendy accessory nowadays. |
12 Jan 2015
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Olindalima ( F )
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I think you may be referring to an infinity scarf, is it. Linda |
12 Jan 2015
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ursula kirsten
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Hi, What you mean is neck warmer or neck buff http://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=BRAGA Regards |
12 Jan 2015
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mariec
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I think it´s called "infinity scraf." I made one a few weeks ago and the pattern was for an infinity scraf. |
13 Jan 2015
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FrauSue
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I �ve seen "infinity scarf" a lot recently. A "buff" is more like a neckerchief (shorter than an infinity scarf). The best thing is to search on google images and see which picture best corresponds to your "braga". Or go to mango.es or zara.es and find the product you like, then look for the equivalent on the English website! |
13 Jan 2015
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ueslteacher
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in Ukraine we also call them snood |
13 Jan 2015
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