No. 14,130 in Spanish
tiramisu
Tiramisu: Italian dessert made of layered coffee-soaked ladyfingers, mascarpone cheese, and cocoa.
In a sentence
¿Has probado el tiramisú en ese restaurante?
Have you tried the tiramisu at that restaurant?
In this context, 'tiramisú' refers to the dessert item itself, used as a direct object in the question.
El tiramisú que preparó mi amiga está delicioso.
The tiramisu my friend made is delicious.
Here, 'tiramisú' serves as the subject of the sentence, indicating what is being described as delicious.
Hoy aprendí la receta del tiramisú en un curso de cocina.
Today I learned the recipe for tiramisu in a cooking class.
In this sentence, 'tiramisú' acts as part of the objective phrase in which it refers to the dish being discussed within the context of learning a recipe.
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