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How to Say ‘Spanish omelette’ in Spain Spanish

Tortilla de patatas

tohr-TEE-yah deh pah-TAH-tahs

[tohr-TEE-yah deh pah-TAH-tahs]

💬 Usage Tip: The word 'tortilla' can refer to different foods in Spanish; in this context, it's a thick omelette.

🇪🇸 In Spain: A staple in Spanish households, often eaten for tapas or even as a snack.

Phrase Breakdown

Tortilla

[tohr-TEE-yah]

Omelette

A Spanish omelette made with eggs and potatoes, sometimes adding onions.

Example

La tortilla de patatas es muy popular en España.

The potato omelette is very popular in Spain.

de

[deh]

of

A preposition indicating the ingredient or component in this context.

Example

La tortilla de patatas lleva mucho huevo.

The potato omelette includes a lot of eggs.

patatas

[pah-TAH-tahs]

Potatoes

Root vegetable commonly used in Spanish cuisine, especially in tortillas.

Example

Se necesitan cinco patatas para hacer la tortilla de patatas.

Five potatoes are needed to make the potato omelette.

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