How to Say “Egg Roll” in Dutch

loempia
/ˈlum.pi.aː/neuter
The Dutch word for egg roll is loempia.
The term loempia refers to a food item made by wrapping a combination of ingredients.
Meaning: a food made by wrapping a combination of ingredients (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

loempia is a neuter noun.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation of loempia is /ˈlum.pi.aː/. The stress is on the first of the three syllables.

Did you know?

  • Because of the popularity of loempia, many Dutch people consider Indonesian cuisine to be a 'domestic' style of cooking rather than foreign food.
  • In Dutch culture, these snacks are often served during 'borrel' time, the traditional social hour for drinks and salty appetizers.
  • The spelling of loempia with an 'oe' is an older Dutch orthographic convention for the 'u' sound, which is still preserved in this specific loanword.

Examples in context

  • Laten we vanavond loempia's bestellen en een film kijken.
    Let's order some egg rolls and watch a movie tonight.
  • Ik wil graag een loempia bestellen.
    I would like to order an egg roll.
  • De loempia is erg lekker en krokant.
    The egg roll is very tasty and crunchy.
  • Zit er vlees in deze loempia?
    Is there meat in this egg roll?

Example conversation

Daan and Emma are ordering food at a takeout restaurant.

  1. Daan

    Mag ik een loempia?
    Can I have an egg roll?
  2. Emma

    Natuurlijk, wil je er nog iets bij?
    Of course, do you want anything else with it?
  3. Daan

    Nee, alleen de loempia dank je.
    No, just the egg roll, thank you.
  4. Emma

    Dat is dan acht euro.
    That will be eight euros.

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