How to Say “Empanada” in German

Empanada
The English phrase "stuffed pastry" is translated into German as Empanada.
Empanada refers to a type of stuffed pastry. This word is widely recognized and used in everyday German.
Meaning: stuffed pastry (noun)

Did you know?

  • In Germany, the term Teigtasche serves as a linguistic umbrella that covers everything from an Empanada to a Chinese dumpling or a pierogi.
  • Because Empanada is a noun, it must always be written with a capital letter in German, a rule that applies even to many words borrowed from English or Spanish.
  • Despite the global popularity of the term, you will rarely see a traditional German bakery using Empanada to describe their own pastries like 'Maultaschen', which are also stuffed dough products.

Examples in context

  • Die Empanada schmeckt sehr gut.
    The empanada tastes very good.
  • Ich möchte eine warme Empanada kaufen.
    I want to buy a warm empanada.
  • Diese Empanada ist mit Fleisch gefüllt.
    This empanada is filled with meat.

Example conversation

Two friends are deciding what to eat for lunch at a food stall.

  1. Sarah

    Soll ich eine Empanada für uns holen?
    Should I get an empanada for us?
  2. Felix

    Ja, das klingt nach einem guten Plan.
    Yes, that sounds like a good plan.
  3. Sarah

    Möchtest du lieber eine mit Käse?
    Would you rather have one with cheese?
  4. Felix

    Nein, ich nehme die mit Fleisch.
    No, I'll take the one with meat.
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