Apodo would be the best way to say "nickname" in Spanish.
Nella is not a Spanish word. Nela can be a nickname, for example for Marianela.
"Tino" is not a commonly used Spanish word so there is no direct translation. It could be a nickname or a proper noun.
I think is looking for the word FutBol and not "Torre" http://SoccerFreestyleandTricks.com
Spanish: from a diminutive of Delgado; Spanish nickname for a thin person.
"Frankie" in Spanish would be "Pancho." In English, "Frankie" is a nickname for "Francis." "Francis" in Spanish is "Francisco," and the nickname for that is "Pancho."
Colorado is a Spanish word for the color red. There's a lot of red dirt (sandstone) in Colorado.
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"Osito" is the Spanish word for "teddy" or "teddy bear."
No, it is not. It is not registered in the Dictionary of the Royal Academy of Spain. It could conceivably be a nickname or have some obscure colloquial use, but it is not a recognized Spanish word.
Translations of the Spanish word "pancho" include, but are not limited to: hotdog, brown, tranquil, and calm. As a Spanish masculine given name, it means "a plume" or "a tuft".
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