How to Say “Vanilla” in Greek

βανίλια
vaníliafeminine
Vanilla in Greek is βανίλια (vanília).
The word refers to the flavor of vanilla.
Meaning: flavor (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

To express 'of vanilla' (for example, when saying 'vanilla ice cream'), use the genitive form βανίλιας.

How do you pronounce it?

vanília

Did you know?

  • When describing someone as 'vanilla' in a personality sense, a Greek speaker would never use βανίλια, as that metaphor does not exist in the language.
  • In Greece, the scent of βανίλια is often associated with the tradition of baking 'tsoureki' for Easter, a sweet braided bread that is a centerpiece of the holiday table.
  • Greek pastry shops often use a synthetic vanilla extract known as ζάχαρη βανίλια, which is essentially vanilla-flavored sugar rather than a pure liquid extract.

Examples in context

  • Η βανίλια είναι μία δημοφιλής γεύση παγωτού.
    Vanilla is a popular ice cream flavor.
  • παγωτό βανίλια
    Vanilla ice cream
  • Η βανίλια είναι η αγαπημένη μου γεύση.
    I vaníla eínai i agapiméni mou yévsi.
    Vanilla is my favorite flavor.
  • Θέλω το παγωτό με βανίλια.
    Thélo to pagotó me vaníla.
    I want the vanilla ice cream.
  • Αυτή η κρέμα έχει έντονη βανίλια.
    Aftí i kréma échei éntoni vaníla.
    This cream has strong vanilla.

Example conversation

Two people are choosing desserts at a cafe.

  1. Κυριακή Kyriaki

    Θέλεις το γλυκό με σοκολάτα ή βανίλια;
    Thélis to glyká me sokoláta í vaníla;
    Do you want the dessert with chocolate or vanilla?
  2. Νίκος Nikos

    Προτιμώ τη βανίλια, Κυριακή.
    Protimo̱ ti vaníla, Kyriakí.
    I prefer vanilla, Kyriaki.
  3. Κυριακή Kyriaki

    Είναι πολύ νόστιμη η βανίλια εδώ.
    Eínai polý nóstimi i vaníla edó.
    The vanilla is very delicious here.
  4. Νίκος Nikos

    Τότε παραγγέλνουμε αυτήν.
    Tóte parangélnoume aftín.
    Then let's order that one.

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