How to Say “Loin of Pork” in French

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lomo de cerdo
The English phrase "loin of pork" can be expressed in French, though the provided default form lomo de cerdo is actually Spanish.
This phrase refers to a specific cut of meat taken from the back of a pig.

What mistakes should you avoid?

Note that lomo de cerdo is a Spanish phrase rather than French.

Did you know?

  • In France, the term longe is used for the loin, but if you are looking for a lean roast, you will often see it labeled as rôti de porc in supermarkets.

Examples in context

  • J'ai acheté une longe de porc pour préparer mon plat préféré.
    I bought a loin of pork to prepare my favorite dish.

Example conversation

Emma and Gabriel are at the butcher shop.

  1. Emma

    Qu'est-ce que tu veux acheter, Gabriel ?
    What do you want to buy, Gabriel?
  2. Gabriel

    Je cherche du lomo de cerdo pour ce soir.
    I am looking for some loin of pork for tonight.
  3. Emma

    C'est une excellente idée pour le dîner.
    That is an excellent idea for dinner.
  4. Gabriel

    On va demander au boucher maintenant.
    We will ask the butcher now.
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