• Here are a few options
• all suitable for South American Spanish
• with slight variations in emphasis: **Option 1 (Most common and direct):** "Dos agujeros de alfiler en la parte superior de la espalda
• y alguna que otra pequeña bolita." **Option 2 (Slightly more formal for "bobble"):** "Dos agujeros de alfiler en la parte superior trasera
• y alguna que otra mota diminuta." **Option 3 (More concise for "bobble"):** "Dos agujeros de alfiler en la parte superior de la espalda
• con algunas bolitas pequeñas." **Breakdown of terms:** * **Two pin holes:** "Dos agujeros de alfiler" (literally "two holes of pin") or "Dos pequeños agujeros" (two small holes). "Agujeros de alfiler" is more precise. * **to upper reverse:** "en la parte superior de la espalda" (on the upper part of the back) or "en la parte superior trasera" (on the upper rear part). "Espalda" is very common for clothing. * **the odd tiny bobble:** * "alguna que otra pequeña bolita" (some/a few small bobbles/pills) - This is a very natural way to say "the odd one" in Spanish. "Bolitas" is the most common term for fabric pilling. * "alguna que otra mota diminuta" (some/a few tiny specks/pills) - "Mota" also works for fabric pills
• and "diminuta" emphasizes "tiny." * "con algunas bolitas pequeñas" (with some small bobbles) - A more direct translation for "the odd" as "some.

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