Other Names
Cousin Itt is known as "Tío Cosa" (Uncle Thing) in Latin America, except in Brazil, where he is known as "Primo Itt" (Cousin Itt).
In Italian, Itt is known both as "Cugino Itt" and "Cugino Coso" (Cousin Itt and Cousin Thing). He was also named Henry Charlotten in the animated series.
In French, Itt is known as "Cousin Machin" (Cousin Thing).
In Spanish, he's called "Tio Eso" (Uncle Itt)
In Galicia, he was called "Curmán Enxendro" (Cousin Freak).
In Swedish, Itt is known as "Kusin Det" (Cousin Itt).
In Hungary, he was called "Hogyishívják kuzin" (Cousin Whatshisname).
In Poland, he was called "Kuzyn Coś" (Cousin Something).
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