How to Say “Chapati” in German

Chapati
The German word for chapati is Chapati.
Chapati refers to an unleavened flatbread.
Meaning: an unleavened flatbread (noun)

Did you know?

  • In German, the word Chapati is treated as a masculine noun, but you will often see it used with the neuter article das because it is perceived as a foreign loanword.
  • To emphasize that a Chapati is unleavened, Germans use the term ungesäuert, which literally means 'un-soured'.
  • In German supermarkets, Chapati is often categorized under Weltküche, meaning 'world cuisine', rather than being placed in the standard Bäckerei bakery section.

Examples in context

  • Entschuldigen Sie, hätten Sie vielleicht Chapati?
    Excuse me, do you happen to have any chapati?
  • Könnten Sie mir sagen, wo ich Chapati finden könnte?
    Could you tell me where I could find chapati?
  • Kann ich bitte ein Chapati haben?
    Can I have a chapati, please?
  • Hast du vielleicht Chapati?
    Do you happen to have any chapati?
  • Wo finde ich Chapati?
    Where can I find chapati?
  • Ich liebe Chapati. Es schmeckt so gut!
    I love chapati. It tastes so good!
  • Ich hätte gern ein vegetarisches Fladenbrot, ähnlich wie Chapati.
    I would like a vegetarian flatbread, similar to chapati.
  • Ich esse gerne Chapati zum Frühstück.
    I like eating chapati for breakfast.
  • Möchtest du noch ein Chapati?
    Would you like another chapati?
  • Dieses Chapati schmeckt sehr frisch.
    This chapati tastes very fresh.

Example conversation

Maximilian and Hannah are eating lunch in their kitchen.

  1. Maximilian

    Hannah, hast du noch ein Chapati für mich?
    Hannah, do you have another chapati for me?
  2. Hannah

    Ja, hier ist das letzte Chapati.
    Yes, here is the last chapati.
  3. Maximilian

    Danke, es sieht wirklich lecker aus.
    Thanks, it looks really delicious.
  4. Hannah

    Guten Appetit, Maximilian!
    Enjoy your meal, Maximilian!
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