HELLO I plan to teach this model to Spanish speakers: http://www.origamiheaven.com/historyofpuzzlepurses.htm First of all, should I just call it "puzzle purse" in English? I see it sometimes appears as "Valentine puzzle purse" and some others as "Victorian puzzle purse". What do you suggest? In regard to Spanish, have any of you seen any reference to this model–for example, its diagrams–in a book in said language? How was the model called? If not, those of you that also now Spanish, how would you translate it? I'd say both the word "puzzle" and "purse" can be challenging to translate to Spanish. There's no exact translation for the word "puzzle". "Rompecabezas" means "jigsaw puzzle", but isn't appropriate for other types of puzzles, like this purse. It's a similar situation with "purse"; the Spanish word would depend on the type of "purse". I'm inclined for "Cartera de ingenio", which would literally mean "Ingenuity purse". That's as close as I got.
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