Queso

La palabra de hoy es: 'queso' = cheese.

The word 'queso' is a masculine noun of Latin origin and is the name given to cheese in Spanish.


Some Spanish expressions with noun 'queso' are:

• Dársela a alguien con queso (to fool/ make fun of somebody)
• Queso de bola (Dutch Edam cheese)
• Queso en lonchas (processed cheese slices)
• Queso en porciones/ 'quesito' (processed/ creamed cheese wedges)
• Queso fresco (soft/ unripened cheese)
• Queso fundido (processed cheese)
• Queso para untar (cheese spread)
• Queso rallado (grated cheese)

An example of the use of the noun 'queso' is:

• A Pedro, María se la está dando con queso (María is making a fool of Pedro)
• Este queso fresco está muy rico (this soft cheese is really nice)

Love-Spanish.com loves the word 'queso' in the YouTube clip showing how to make: Canapés de queso caramelizados

 

For more on the word 'queso', visit: Wordreference.com/es/en/ Queso

 

 *NB 'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “queso” in the link to hear the word pronounced.

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