prosciutto in Bulgarian
prosciutto in Bulgarian is прошу́то — prosciutto means a dry-cured Italian ham, typically sliced very thin and served uncooked.
prosciutto in Bulgarian
прошу́то
Pronounced: proshuto
A dry-cured ham from Italy, thinly sliced.
What does "prosciutto" mean?
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noun A dry-cured Italian ham, typically sliced very thin and served uncooked.
"The starter was melon wrapped in prosciutto."
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prosciutto in a sentence
- The starter was melon wrapped in prosciutto.
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What is "prosciutto" in Bulgarian?
"prosciutto" in Bulgarian is прошу́то. prosciutto means: A dry-cured Italian ham, typically sliced very thin and served uncooked.
How do you pronounce прошу́то?
"prosciutto" in Bulgarian is прошу́то, pronounced "proshuto".
How do you use "prosciutto" in a sentence?
Example: "The starter was melon wrapped in prosciutto." In Bulgarian, "prosciutto" is прошу́то.
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