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What does la calabaza mean in English?
La calabaza means pumpkin!
How do you say squash in spanish?
Calabaza However, it is worth noting that "calabaza" refers to any gourd with a hard outer shell (including pumpkins). There is no specific word for "butternut squash".
How do you say what's up pumpkin in spanish?
It depends what you mean. If you are talking to a pumpkin or other similar gourd/squash and you wish to ask it what's up, you could say "?Que te pasa, calabaza?" If you are using the word "pumpkin" as a form of endearment (like "honey" or "sweetie"), you will need to use a different one in Spanish since "pumpkin" cannot be interpreted that way. Good replacements include: cariño(a), cielo, miel, mi corazón, etc. Insert your replacement into the blank in this phrase: "?Que te pasa, _____?"
How do you say pie in spanish?
I speak both English and Spanish, and I'm only 12! You spell it like this:pay, but you pronounce it the same. Just instead of tightening your lips,don't tighten them so much. I would say the answer is: Torta
What the word that means little cake in Spanish?
Like in English where the same word can mean different things in different English Speaking countries (e.g. A "biscuit" to an Englishman is a "Cookie" to an American. A "biscuit" to an American is a "scone" to an Englishman) the translation depends on where in the Spanish-speaking world one is.Bizcocho sm (Means cake throughout the Spanish-Speaking World)Pastel sm (Means cake in some areas but can mean many other types of pastry)Adding the suffix -ito, ita or illo, illa to a noun usually makes that thing diminutive, small or cute.Bizcochito or Pastelillo means "little cake" DEPENDING ON WHERE ONE IS IN THE SPANISH SPEAKING WORLD.Bizcocho is "cake" through out the Spanish Speaking world. It is the "safest" choice when one does not know the local dialect. Bizcocho pequeño will be understood as "small cake" anywhere. However "bizcochito" in some parts of Mexico and the southwest United States means "cookies" (fluffy cookies).Quick internet searches looking for recetas de bizcocho (Cake recepies) followed by country names found different types of what most would call a cake in English in Mexico, the Caribbean, Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, and Spain.The same searches for Pastel or pastelillo returned recepies for cakes, pies containing anything from meats to fruit to cheese, pop-overs, hot-pockets, turnovers, (generally fried) and all sorts of pastries and the unique Puerto Rican Pastel which is more of a Plantain Tamale. So the meaning of this word can be wildly different depending on the country or area one is searching. So this word should only be used only if the person is familiar with the local form of speech.----------------------------------------------Though Pastelillo CAN mean little cake, in most areas around the Caribbean many other areas in the Spanish speaking world, pastelilllo means something completely different than "cake". Pastelillos would be more like "turnovers, fritters or small pies. The pies can have anything in them from meats to fruit and cheese. Pastel in Puerto Rico means something completely different than "cake" especially during the Christmas season. Patelles in Puerto Rico are a main course made from plantain, beef, pork, olives and other fillings wrapped up and tied in a plantain leaf and boiled.But "bizcocho" in some other countries are small pieces of sweet bread, not exactly "little cakes". A "small pie" in these areas would be a "tartina", a pie is a "tarta" a "pastel" is a cake like the one you eat in parties in some areas of the Spanish speaking world.In these areas of the Spanish Speaking world if one would be offered "bizcocho", they would imagine a small bread.NOTE: Bizcochito is commonly misspelled with an "s" instead of a "z". Many recipes are listed with the wrong spelling especially when referring to New Mexico and northern Mexico cookie recipes. This form of spelling is not accepted as proper Spanish, and not found in official Spanish-language dictionaries except when referenced as a vernacular spelling deviation. Take into account that Mexican Spanish is a group of different Spanish varieties. It's not the same sort of Spanish spoken in the center, the north or the coast of Mexico. This also applies to the rest of the Spanish-Speaking world where influences from other cultures and languages has changed the meaning and common spelling of Spanish words depending on the region.
Como se dise calabaza en ingles?
calabaza
What does la calabaza mean in English?
La calabaza means pumpkin!
What is a calabaza?
squash
What does your name Frito means?
Fritos Brand chips are fried corn chips. Frituras de maiz is the term to describe these chips in Spanish speaking countries. The term Frito comes from the term frituras.
How do you say squash in spanish?
Calabaza However, it is worth noting that "calabaza" refers to any gourd with a hard outer shell (including pumpkins). There is no specific word for "butternut squash".
What is a fritter?
A slice of fruit, veg or meat deep fried in batter. e.g. Pineapple fritters Potatoe fritters Spam fritters
What is the Spanish word for pumpkin?
It is: calabaza :)
What are Paua Fritters?
Paua Fritters are a combination of flour, egg and minced Paua.
How do you translate carve a pumpkin in Spanish?
well i translated it through google... so this is it :pan de jengibre
Pumpkin in spanish?
Pumpkin is "calabaza (confitera)"
What is pumpkin calabaza pura?
Pumpkin puree
How do you say smashing pumpkins in spanish?
golpear calabaza.
