How to Say ‘With stuffed crust’ in Portuguese
Com borda recheada
Kohm Bor-dah Reh-she-ah-dah
[Kohm Bor-dah Reh-she-ah-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: After com, Portuguese just uses the noun directly: com borda recheada, com queijo, com molho extra. It's a handy pattern for adding toppings or features.
Phrase Breakdown
Com
[Kohm]
With
Used to indicate association or connection.
Com borda recheada, a pizza fica ainda melhor.
With stuffed crust, the pizza is even better.
borda
[Bor-dah]
Crust
The outer edge of a pizza.
Eu sempre como a pizza com borda recheada.
I always eat pizza with stuffed crust.
recheada
[Reh-she-ah-dah]
Stuffed
Filled with a filling or range of materials.
A pizza com borda recheada é mais saborosa.
The pizza with stuffed crust is tastier.
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