How to Say “Pasta” in Korean

파스타
paseuta[pʰa̠sʰɯtʰa̠]
The Korean word for pasta is 파스타 (paseuta).
파스타 is a noun used to refer to the dish or a serving of pasta. You can use it to order specific dishes, such as by saying 크림 파스타 주세요 to request cream pasta.
Meaning: dish or serving (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

When ordering a dish, you can use the phrase 파스타 주세요 to say "Please give me pasta."

How do you pronounce it?

paseuta

Did you know?

  • In Korean food culture, 파스타 is frequently viewed as a 'date night' food or a sophisticated meal for special occasions rather than a daily staple.
  • In many Korean restaurants, if you ask for 'pasta' (파스타), you might actually be served a dish with a Korean twist, such as a spicy 'kimchi pasta' or 'bulgogi pasta'.
  • While 'pasta' is used for Italian dishes, many Koreans use the word 국수 (guksu) to describe traditional noodle dishes, even if they are made from wheat.

Examples in context

  • 파스타를 후루룩 후루룩 소리를 내면서 먹는 것은 그만 둬.
    Stop making that slurping noise when you eat your pasta.
    This sentence is useful for demonstrating how to use 파스타 in a sentence about eating.
    Tatoeba #13248446 by qiwiwi, translation #10768115 by end
  • 신선한 파스타 있어요?
    Do you have any fresh pasta?
    This sentence is useful for asking about the availability of 파스타.
    Tatoeba #11107542 by intertime, translation #8469489 by Hybrid
  • 이 파스타 정말 맛있어요.
    i pasta jeongmal masisseoyo.
    This pasta is really delicious.

Example conversation

At a cozy Italian restaurant.

  1. 현우 Hyeon-woo

    서연 씨, 어떤 파스타 주문할까요?
    Seoyeon ssi, eotteon pasta jumun-halkkayo?
    Seoyeon, which pasta should we order?
  2. 서연 Seo-yeon

    저는 크림 파스타 먹고 싶어요.
    jeoneun keurim pasta meokgo sipeoyo.
    I want to eat cream pasta.
  3. 현우 Hyeon-woo

    그럼 토마토 파스타도 하나 더 시킬까요?
    geureom tomato pasta-do hana deo sikilkkayo?
    Then shall we order one more tomato pasta too?
  4. 서연 Seo-yeon

    네, 좋아요!
    ne, joayo!
    Yes, that sounds good!

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