English–Spanish
“tickles” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/kosˈkiʝas/
Example
Le hice cosquillas a mi hermana y se rió.
I gave my sister tickles and she laughed.
How to say “tickles” in Spanish
“Tickles” in Spanish is cosquillas.
A series of light touches that produce involuntary laughter or movement.
Example sentences with cosquillas
Mi hijo se ríe cuando le hago cosquillas en los pies.
My son laughs when I tickle his feet.
Tips for using cosquillas
- Spanish marks the person who is tickled with an indirect object (hacer/dar cosquillas a alguien, often with le) rather than a direct object.