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How to Say ‘A Nutella waffle’ in French

Une gaufre au Nutella

ewn GOH-fruh oh noo-tay-LAH

[ewn GOH-fruh oh noo-tay-LAH]

Phrase Breakdown

Une gaufre

ewn GOH-fruh

A waffle

'Gaufre' is feminine, so it takes 'une'. Say 'ewn GOH-fr'.

Example

Je voudrais une gaufre.

I would like a waffle.

Words in this phrase

Une

[ewn]

Indefinite article, feminine singular.

Example

Elle veut une pomme.

She wants an apple.

gaufre

[GOH-fruh]

waffle

Feminine noun for a crisp grid-patterned cake, sold at fairs and stalls.

Example

Une gaufre au chocolat.

A chocolate waffle.

au Nutella

oh noo-tay-LAH

with Nutella

'Au' plus the topping. Say 'oh nu-tay-LA'.

Example

Un gâteau au Nutella.

A Nutella cake.

Words in this phrase

[oh]

with (flavour)

'Au' describes an ingredient or flavour.

Example

Un gâteau au chocolat.

A chocolate cake.

Nutella

[noo-tay-LAH]

Nutella

Brand of chocolate-hazelnut spread.

Example

Une crêpe au Nutella.

A Nutella crepe.

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