How to Say “Pudding” in Portuguese

pudim
/puˈd͡ʒĩ/masculine
The Portuguese word for pudding is pudim.
pudim refers to a dessert similar to a custard or a mousse that contains a starchy thickening agent.
Meaning: dessert similar to custard or mousse, containing a starchy thickening agent (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

pudim is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

/puˈdʒĩ/

Did you know?

  • The word pudim was borrowed from the English word 'pudding'.
  • Unlike the English 'pudding' which is often scooped, a traditional pudim is baked in a mold and flipped upside down onto a plate before serving.
  • In Brazil, the most iconic pudim is the pudim de leite condensado, which uses sweetened condensed milk instead of regular milk to achieve a dense, creamy texture.

Examples in context

  • Aqui está o seu pudim.
    Here's your pudding.
    This sentence is useful for identifying the location of a pudding.
    Tatoeba #6958379 by Ricardo14, translation #34125 by CK
  • Não vai comer seu pudim?
    Aren't you going to eat your pudding?
    This sentence is useful for asking someone about their intention to eat a pudding.
    Tatoeba #10783631 by bill, translation #6098731 by CK
  • O que Tom realmente queria comer era pudim de chocolate.
    What Tom really wanted to eat was chocolate pudding.
    This sentence is useful for specifying a particular flavor of pudding.
    Tatoeba #1072759 by alexmarcelo, translation #1040483 by CK
  • Mom made tiny pudinzinhos for dessert.
    A mamãe fez pequenos pudinzinhos para a sobremesa.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Camila and Rodrigo are at a dinner party.

  1. Camila

    Você quer experimentar este pudim?
    Do you want to try this pudding?
  2. Rodrigo

    Sim, parece delicioso!
    Yes, it looks delicious!
  3. Camila

    Eu mesma fiz o pudim.
    I made the pudding myself.
  4. Rodrigo

    Parabéns, Camila, ficou ótimo.
    Congratulations, Camila, it turned out great.

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