If you literally mean to have a grasshopper, then it would be: Tener una saltamontes. You would have to conjugate Tener to whoever has the grasshopper.
"Grasshopper"
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In Chinese culture, a grasshopper entering the house is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. It is seen as a positive omen and a sign of abundance and success coming your way.
Do you mean 'batta (バッタ)' perhaps? Batta is the general word used for grasshopper.
There is not significant meaning to having or seeing a grasshopper, though some might interpret it to mean something.
Did she break it?
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When a person is compared to a young grasshopper it is not meant to be bad. It means that the person is just young and inexperienced.
Chapulin is the Mexican word for grasshopper. Grasshoppers are considered a delicacy in Mexico. The standard Spanish word for grasshopper is saltamontes.
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