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soplapitos means goody-two-shoes (playful) — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.

📅 Published: July 21, 2025

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soplapitos

noun • /[soh-plah-PEE-tohs]/

goody-two-shoes (playful)

Example:

Ese soplapitos nunca rompe reglas.

That goody-two-shoes never breaks rules.

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🧠 What does soplapitos mean?

Soplapitos is a playful Spanish word used to describe someone who is a goody-two-shoes, a squeaky-clean person who always follows the rules and tries to please everyone. It carries a lighthearted, teasing tone and isn't usually meant to be deeply insulting. Think of it as a more affectionate way of saying someone is a bit of a teacher's pet.

📚 Extra examples

  • ¡Ay, qué soplapitos eres! Siempre siguiendo las reglas.
    Oh, you're such a goody-two-shoes! Always following the rules.
  • No seas soplapitos, ¡vente con nosotros a la fiesta!
    Don't be a goody-two-shoes, come to the party with us!
  • Era un soplapitos en la escuela, siempre sacando las mejores notas.
    He was a goody-two-shoes in school, always getting the best grades.

❓ FAQ

How do you say 'goody-two-shoes (playful)' in Spanish?
A playful way to say 'goody-two-shoes' in Spanish is 'soplapitos'.
How do you pronounce 'soplapitos' in Spanish?
It's pronounced so-pla-PEE-tos, with the stress on the third syllable.
How do you use 'soplapitos' in a sentence?
You could say something like, '¡No seas soplapitos!' (Don't be such a goody-two-shoes!) or 'Eres un soplapitos' (You're a goody-two-shoes).
What is the English translation of 'soplapitos'?
Soplapitos translates to 'goody-two-shoes' in English, with a playful connotation.
Does 'soplapitos' change for gender or number?
No, 'soplapitos' stays the same regardless of gender or number.
Is 'soplapitos' common in everyday Spanish?
It's not extremely common, but it's understood and used occasionally, particularly among younger people.
Does 'soplapitos' have slang or double meanings?
It doesn't have any double meanings, but it's definitely informal and playful slang.
Is 'soplapitos' used differently in Spain vs Latin America?
While generally understood across the Spanish-speaking world, it might be heard more frequently in some regions than others. There aren't significant differences in meaning.

🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "soplapitos"

Synonyms: santurrón (more negative), mojigato (more negative)
Opposites: travieso, rebelde

💡 Did You Know?

The literal translation of 'soplapitos' relates to blowing little whistles, perhaps hinting at the idea of someone 'telling' on others or being excessively eager to please.

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