bruschetta
/bɾusˈketa/feminine
bruschetta is the Spanish word for bruschetta.
bruschetta refers to the Italian dish consisting of toasted bread topped with garlic and tomatoes.
Meaning: Italian toasted bread topped with garlic and tomatoes (noun)
How do you pronounce it?
/bɾusˈketa/
Did you know?
- The Italian word bruschetta is a borrowing in Spanish that keeps its double 't', which is a spelling pattern that does not exist in native Spanish words.
- If you want a truly local experience in Spain, you might instead order 'pan con tomate', which is the quintessential Spanish version of this concept.
- In some Spanish regions, the equivalent of bruschetta is called pan con tomate or pa amb tomàquet, reflecting local languages like Catalan.
Examples in context
- La bruschetta está muy sabrosa.The bruschetta is very tasty.
- Quiero pedir una bruschetta de tomate.I want to order a tomato bruschetta.
- Ella preparó la bruschetta para la cena.She prepared the bruschetta for dinner.
Example conversation
Mateo and Elena are sitting at an Italian restaurant.
- Mateo¿Vas a comer la bruschetta?Are you going to eat the bruschetta?
- ElenaSí, la bruschetta de este lugar es increíble.Yes, the bruschetta at this place is incredible.
- MateoA mí también me encanta.I love it too.
- ElenaEs el mejor aperitivo.It is the best appetizer.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “bruschetta” translations and entries bruschetta, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
