How to Say “Ice Cream” in Hungarian

fagylalt
[ˈfɒɟlɒlt]
fagylalt is the Hungarian word for ice cream.
fagylalt is a noun used to refer to the frozen dessert.
Meaning: dessert (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

When the word is the direct object of a verb, such as in the sentence 'I eat ice cream', it takes the accusative suffix '-ot' and becomes fagylaltot.

Did you know?

  • In Hungary, you can order fagylalt in a gombóc, which literally means 'dumpling' or 'ball'.
  • The word fagylalt is actually a past participle, meaning it literally describes something that 'has been frozen'.
  • The term fagylalt is used for any frozen dessert, regardless of whether it is dairy-based or a fruit sorbet.

Examples in context

  • Nem szeretem a fagylaltot.
    I do not like ice cream.
    This sentence demonstrates how to express a dislike for fagylalt.
    Tatoeba #596424 by szaby78, translation #2343187 by kareybh
  • Nem fogok fagylaltot enni.
    I will not eat ice cream.
    This sentence shows the use of fagylaltot when expressing a future action.
    Tatoeba #7887160 by mraz, translation #1132445 by Scott
  • Tamás szereti a fagylaltot.
    Tom likes ice cream.
    This sentence illustrates using fagylaltot as a direct object.
    Tatoeba #7887147 by mraz, translation #2647473 by CK
  • 42 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Zoltán and Katalin are walking in the city on a hot day.

  1. Zoltán

    Szeretnél egy fagylaltot?
    Would you like an ice cream?
  2. Katalin

    Igen, nagyon szívesen!
    Yes, I would love one!
  3. Zoltán

    Milyen fagylaltot választasz?
    What kind of ice cream are you choosing?
  4. Katalin

    Kérlek egy csoki fagylaltot.
    I would like a chocolate ice cream, please.

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