How to Say “Cilantro” in Albanian

koriandër
The English word cilantro is translated into Albanian as koriandër.
koriandër refers to the leaves of the coriander plant.
Meaning: leaves of the coriander plant (noun)

Did you know?

  • Unlike in American English where 'cilantro' refers to the leaves and 'coriander' to the seeds, Albanian uses koriandër for both parts of the plant.
  • The term koriandër follows a pattern of many Mediterranean herbs in Albanian that use Greek or Latin-based roots.
  • Because koriandër is a loanword, it is easily recognized by speakers of many other European languages, unlike more native Albanian words.

Examples in context

  • Më pëlqen shumë koriandër.
    I like cilantro very much.
  • A duhet të shtojmë koriandër në sallatë?
    Should we add cilantro to the salad?
  • Bleva pak koriandër freskët sot.
    I bought some fresh cilantro today.

Example conversation

Majlinda and Alban are cooking dinner together.

  1. Majlinda

    Alban, a blere koriandër sot?
    Alban, did you buy cilantro today?
  2. Alban

    Po, është mbi tavolinë.
    Yes, it is on the table.
  3. Majlinda

    Faleminderit, do ta pres tani.
    Thank you, I will chop it now.
  4. Alban

    Shto shumë, më pëlqen shija.
    Add a lot, I love the taste.
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