How to Say “Toast” in Mexican Spanish

pan tostado
bread
In Mexico toasted bread is pan tostado. A toast made with raised glasses is a brindis, and the verb is brindar. It is also called Tostada.
Meaning: toasted bread or a drinking salute (noun)

Ways to say it

“Toast” in Mexican
Mexican Note
pan tostado bread
Brindis drinking salute
Tostada fried tortilla

At a party someone says ¡Un brindis! before everyone says ¡Salud! For breakfast, pan tostado con mantequilla is the usual phrase.

Which one should you use?

A tostada in Mexico is a crisp fried or toasted tortilla with toppings, not toasted bread.

How does it change in a sentence?

Brindis is masculine: el brindis, and it does not change in the plural.

Did you know?

  • The word brindis is thought to come from the German bring dir's, meaning "I bring it to you".

Examples in context

  • Quiero pan tostado con mantequilla.
    I want toast with butter.
  • Pedí una tostada de tinga.
    I ordered a tinga tostada.

Example conversation

Guests at a wedding in Oaxaca raise their glasses.

  1. Padrino

    ¡Un brindis por los novios!
    A toast to the newlyweds!
  2. Invitados

    ¡Salud!
    Cheers!
  3. Novia

    Gracias a todos por venir.
    Thank you all for coming.
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