• Here are a few options
• depending on the exact nuance you want to convey: **Option 1 (Direct and common):** "Una pequeña marca en la parte inferior delantera
• y un par de bolitas en la espalda." **Option 2 (Slightly more descriptive for "dot mark"):** "Un pequeño punto en la parte inferior delantera
• y un par de pelotillas en la espalda." **Option 3 (More formal/detailed):** "Una marca puntual en la parte baja frontal
• y algunas motas/bolitas en la parte trasera." **Explanation of terms:** * **"The odd dot mark"**: * **"Una pequeña marca" / "Un pequeño punto"**: "Small mark" / "Small dot". This covers the "odd" aspect by implying it's not a large or prominent stain. * **"Una marca puntual"**: "A punctual mark" (meaning a single
• specific point). * **"to lower front"**: * **"en la parte inferior delantera"**: "on the lower front part". * **"en la parte baja frontal"**: "on the low front part". * **"a couple of bobbles"**: * **"un par de bolitas"**: "a couple of little balls" (very common for fabric pilling/bobbles). * **"un par de pelotillas"**: Similar to "bolitas"
• also very common. * **"algunas motas"**: "some specks/fluff" (can also refer to bobbles
• but "bolitas" or "pelotillas" are more specific for pilling). * **"to reverse"**: * **"en la espalda"**: "on the back" (most common for clothing). * **"en la parte trasera"**: "on the back part". I'd lean towards **Option 1** or **Option 2** as they are very natural and widely understood in South American Spanish.

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