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The Spanish word for "steak" is "bistec." It is pronounced, "BEE-stake." Sites such as learn-spanish.co.il provide audio pronunciations of many common Spanish words.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 14y agoBiftec would be the best way to say "steak" in Spanish.
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What is steak in Spanish?
El Bistec
How do you say medium steak in spanish?
medio bistec
How do you say sea turtle steak in Spanish?
filete de tortuga del mar
How do you say steak and fries in French?
"un steak-frites"
How do you say i love steak in french?
j'adore le beouf that is i love the beef i hope that helped im a vegitarian so im unsure about steak ^^ Edit : We say "boeuf" in French to talk about beef. We say "steak" in French like in English so you can say "J'adore le steak"
What is 'carne diezmillo' when translated from Spanish to English?
"Sirloin beef steak" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase carne diezmillo. The phrase refers to the sirloin steak cut from the back, behind the ribs, of a beef animal. The pronunciation will be "KAR-ney dyez-MEESH-sho" in Uruguayan Spanish.
How do you say i want steak and fries in french?
"Je veux un steak-frites"
How do you say to the waiter when you want to have your steak to be cooked?
The steak can be rare, medium or well-done. The eggs can be "up" (sunnyside up), "over" scrambled or poached. For example, you would simply say: "The steak medium rare, and the eggs over, please".
What does 'biftec' mean in Spanish?
Something of a Spanglishism, it means "beef steak".
How do you say strip steak in Spanish?
Answer 1Filete or filete del prendedero. either on will work fine depending on what you desire. Another suggestion is to go to spanishdict.com for more translations.Answer 2The Spanish word for "filet steak" is "el filete."
What should you eat carrot or steak?
i think steak For health reasons I would have to say carrot. But my preference would be the same as the first answer, steak. Actually I would rather have steak and carrots.
How do you say steak in Greek?
Brisoles or "staykee"
