Crunchwrap Supreme
The English phrase Crunchwrap Supreme is used in Spanish to refer to the specific Taco Bell menu item consisting of a hexagonal folded tortilla filled with meat and cheese.
Did you know?
- Because Supreme is a cognate with the Spanish supremo, speakers often instinctively apply the Spanish rules of adjective placement, occasionally referring to it as a Crunchwrap Supremo.
- In many Spanish-speaking regions, the phonetic pronunciation of the name will be adapted to a Spanish accent, often sounding like 'kranch-rap su-prim'.
- While the name is English, the ingredients used to make a Crunchwrap Supreme in Mexico or Spain may differ from the US version to suit local tastes.
Examples in context
- Quisiera un Crunchwrap Supreme, por favor.I would like a Crunchwrap Supreme, please.
- Quiero un Crunchwrap Supreme, por favor.I want a Crunchwrap Supreme, please.
- Dame un Crunchwrap Supreme, por favor.Give me a Crunchwrap Supreme, please.
- ¿Me das un Crunchwrap Supreme con extra queso?Can I have a Crunchwrap Supreme with extra cheese?
- El Crunchwrap Supreme es mi comida favorita.The Crunchwrap Supreme is my favorite food.
Example conversation
Elena and Mateo are ordering food at a fast food restaurant.
- Elena¿Qué vas a pedir tú, Mateo?What are you going to order, Mateo?
- MateoYo pediré un Crunchwrap Supreme.I will order a Crunchwrap Supreme.
- Elena¡Qué rico! Yo también quiero uno.Delicious! I want one too.
- MateoPerfecto, pidamos dos entonces.Perfect, let's order two then.