How to Say “Profiterole” in Italian

profiterole
/pro.fi.teˈrɔl/masculine
The English phrase "profiterole" is profiterole in Italian. Wiktionary also lists profitterol.
Meaning: choux pastry with filling (noun)

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“profiterole” in Italian
Italian IPA Note
profiterole /pro.fi.teˈrɔl/
/pro.fiˈtrɔl/
masculine
profitterol masculine

The term refers to choux pastry with filling (noun).

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Piedmont, a variation of profiteroles served in a cup with cream is called coppa del nonno, which translates to "grandfather's cup".

How does it change in a sentence?

Both forms are masculine nouns.

How do you pronounce it?

/pro.fi.teˈrɔl/. The word has 4 syllables, with the stress on the 4th syllable.

Did you know?

  • The Italian word profitterol is a common nonstandard spelling caused by the influence of the Italian word profitto, which means 'profit' or 'gain'.
  • The Italian word profiterole is an outlier in the language because its primary stress falls on the final syllable. Most native Italian words have stress on the second-to-last syllable.
  • In Italy, these pastries are frequently served as profiteroles al cioccolato, where the chocolate is poured hot over the cold cream to create a temperature contrast.

Examples in context

  • Vorrei un bignè alla crema, per favore.
    I would like a profiterole, please.
  • Preferisco i bigne alla crema al cioccolato.
    I prefer cream profiteroles with chocolate.
  • Andrò al bar a prendere una coppa del nonno con i bignè.
    I will go to the café to get a grandfather's cup with profiteroles.

Example conversation

Francesco and Sofia are at a pastry shop.

  1. Francesco

    Sofia, cosa vuoi ordinare oggi?
    Sofia, what do you want to order today?
  2. Sofia

    Prendo un profiterole, grazie.
    I'll have a profiterole, thank you.
  3. Francesco

    Ottima scelta, ne prendo uno anch'io.
    Great choice, I'll have one too.
  4. Sofia

    Il profiterole qui è il migliore.
    The profiterole here is the best.

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