tostada
toast
In Spanish, 'tostada' refers to a slice of bread that has been browned by exposure to radiant heat. It is commonly eaten during breakfast or used in some dishes as a base for various toppings. The term 'tostada' can also refer to a typical Mexican dish of a fried or toasted tortilla.
Example sentences using: tostada
Hoy desayuno una tostada.
Today I have toast for breakfast.
Describing what the speaker is having for breakfast today, which is a toast.
Esta tostada es deliciosa.
This toast is delicious.
Expressing the speaker's opinion that the toast they are eating is delicious.
¿Quieres una tostada?
Do you want a toast?
Asking if the listener wants a toast.
La tostada se quemó.
The toast burned.
Stating that the toast got burned.
Pedí una tostada con mermelada.
I ordered a toast with jam.
Saying that the speaker ordered a toast with jam.
La tostada necesita mantequilla.
The toast needs butter.
Pointing out that the toast lacks butter.
No me gusta la tostada quemada.
I don't like burned toast.
Expressing dislike towards burned toast.
La tostada se cayó al suelo.
The toast fell to the floor.
Indicating that the toast fell on the floor.
Hicimos tostada francesa para el desayuno.
We made French toast for breakfast.
Talking about a particular example when the speaker and others made French toast for breakfast.
La tostada está bien dorada.
The toast is well toasted.
Describing the toast as well baked or golden brown.