How do you ask for pizza in other countries?
Recently in the thread: http://www.english-spanish-translato...-el-mundo.html
We experienced how to say Pop-Corn in other parts of the world.
And I was wondering: Does the same happen with Pizza for example?
When I visited Taiwan a few months ago, they called it /Piza/ in the street, as phonetic.
In the international airport of Qatar, the same happened.
So! this are the questions,
- WHAT NAME DOES PIZZA HAVE IN YOUR COUNTRY?
- DO YOU KNOW HOW TO ASK FOR ONE IN OTHER COUNTRIES?
Re: How do you ask for pizza in other countries?
En esta pagina (https://www.indifferentlanguages.com/es/palabra/pizza) aparece una tabla de como se llama en algunos países.
En la mayoría de ellos se llama igual.
Re: How do you ask for pizza in other countries?
LOL, FreddyDiaz just posted the ultimate solution all at once.:rolleyes:
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THE WORLD though divided by it's ideals and toppings, its united by BREAD! by PIZZA!
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Re: How do you ask for pizza in other countries?
Sounds like one of those universal words. Like taxi for example :P
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Originally Posted by
francot
Sounds like one of those universal words. Like taxi for example :P
Absolutely!
Although, be careful when visiting Italy and asking for a pizza because you'll only get bread!!
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Originally Posted by
agustinab
Absolutely!
Although, be careful when visiting Italy and asking for a pizza because you'll only get bread!!
Then, How do you order pizza in Italy?
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Maybe: Una pizza, grazie! :D
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Originally Posted by
eidjit
Then, How do you order pizza in Italy?
I was told that you had to ask for pizza with whatever toppings you'd like. It's as if you customized it while you order.
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Originally Posted by
iyuanobi
LOL, FreddyDiaz just posted the ultimate solution all at once.:rolleyes:
Hay que llevar la lista impresa en el bolso de viaje :)