brownie
The English phrase 'brownie' is translated into Spanish as brownie.
The word refers to a small, rich cake.
Meaning: small rich cake (noun)
Is it said differently in some regions?
In Spain, the term brownie is widely used as the informal way of referring to this treat.
Did you know?
- While the English word 'brownie' can refer to a mythical creature in folklore, the Spanish word brownie has no such mythological connection. In Spanish, it refers exclusively to the dessert.
- Because brownie is an unadapted borrowing, it is treated as a masculine noun in Spanish. You would say un brownie rather than using a feminine article.
- Because brownie is a borrowed word, it does not follow standard Spanish spelling rules and is often written in italics in formal texts to indicate its foreign origin.
Examples in context
- Quiero un brownie, por favorI would like a brownie, please
- ¿Me puede recomendar un buen brownie?Can you recommend a good brownie?
- ¿Tienen brownies en el menú?Do you have brownies on the menu?
- Me encanta el sabor del brownie.I love the taste of brownie.
- Quiero comer un brownie, ¿tiene alguno disponible?I want to eat a brownie, do you have one available?
- Este brownie está delicioso.This brownie is delicious.
- ¿Quieres un brownie de chocolate?Do you want a chocolate brownie?
- Compré un brownie en la cafetería.I bought a brownie at the coffee shop.
Example conversation
Sofía and Daniel are sharing a snack at home.
- SofíaDaniel, ¿te gusta este brownie?Daniel, do you like this brownie?
- DanielSí, es un brownie muy bueno.Yes, it is a very good brownie.
- SofíaMe alegra que te guste.I'm glad you like it.
- DanielEs el mejor que he comido.It is the best I have eaten.
