小鳥って英語でなんて言うの？

▪ A little bird ▪ A small bird Any of the above phrases can be used. Both refer to a small type bird and not a large bird. Birdie is a what a small child calls a bird. It does not refer to a small bird.

Depending on the context a "Kotori" could mean different things.If you are referring to the small bird-like toy that is sold in stores you could say it is a "A plush stuffed toy bird". If you want to describe a bird that is small in size you could simply say " -A little bird -A birdie.

In general terms you may say 'a small bird' if the bird is small (of course). That is probably enough if the bird's more precise characteristics are not important to the meaning. However, if you are perhaps an ornithologist, then characteristics of birds are your reason for getting out of bed in the morning! 'A small bird,' just doesn't cut it! The best way of describing a small bird that you cannot identify by name, is to state that it is like or similar to a bird that you do know the name of. A wren is the smallest bird in the UK, so 'wren-like' in the UK is indeed a very small bird in this example. In fact, by adding '-like' to the noun, you can do the same with animals and even people. "My friend is a tall, Trump-like character who speaks too much." "It was a sleek, cat-like creature about the size of a badger." "Doesn't cut it" is an idiom – If something doesn't cut it, it means that it's not quite up to the standard required to accomplish a particular task.

"I see a little bird." "I see a small bird. "I see a tiny bird." Little, small, and tiny mean the same thing. Other words for small birds depends on the kind of animal it is. For example, the word 'owlet' and 'chick' are talking about baby owls or baby chickens. There are different stages of a young bird's life. From youngest to oldest the words to describe a young birds age are a hatchling, nestling, and fledgling. "That hatchling is such a cute baby bird."

"Small bird" is not a big bird, it's the opposite, small. "Little Bird" is another name for small. "Short bird" is not a tall bird, it is short, or small.

A tiny bird is usually called a "little bird" or "small bird". There will be instances where birds will be called by their names. However, if you're only looking to describe that a bird is small you can use the above-mentioned terms.

We call any animal with wings a bird. You would have to describe the bird using an adjective to be more specific; a small bird or a little bird or a tiny bird. The "tweety" bird is from an American cartoon. There is Sylvester the black and white cat who is always trying to catch and eat Tweety, a small yellow bird. Tweety is little and innocent and talks like a baby. So sometimes when we want to describe a little helpless creature, we say "look at the Tweety bird"