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How to Say "filled doughnut" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “filled doughnut” is “berlín” — B1 level.

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NounB1
Pastry/sweet bread
A high-quality illustration of a round, sweet pastry dusted with powdered sugar, cut open to show a red jelly filling.

Examples

Quiero un berlín de crema para el postre.

I want a cream-filled doughnut for dessert.

En la panadería venden berlines frescos cada mañana.

The bakery sells fresh berliners every morning.

Masculine Noun

Remember that even though this pastry is round, it is a masculine noun, so you use 'el berlín' or 'un berlín'.

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