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Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

nata de leche

English translation:

cream

Added to glossary by Xenia Wong
Jul 10, 2005 14:36
21 yrs ago
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Spanish term

nata de leche

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other Food & Drink lacteos
producto lacteo

Discussion

Margarita Gonzalez Jul 10, 2005:
es crema sino skin (of the milk). Hay infinidad de recetas y, cuando en todos los hogares se herv�a la leche, esta nata (a la mexicana) se usaba como mantequilla sobre el pan.
Margarita Gonzalez Jul 10, 2005:
Qu� l�stima que no se respeten las reglas de Kudo; son tan �tiles para quien pregunta. Si esperas 24 horas, un mundo de posibilidades suele abrirse. En este caso estoy de acuerdo con Ruth. Pero adem�s, si el original es de M�xico, por ejemplo, la nata no

Proposed translations

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2 mins
Selected

milk cream

Me parece.

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Peer comment(s):

agree Terje Ostgaard : Still active?
0 min
Dankie, Terje......yes, still kicking.....xen :-)
agree Marcelo González : >With all due respect to others, this might not be the most common way to say it, but the last site you've included appears to be an English-language site (from the UK). :-)) > or just "cream" :-) Saludos, Xenia!!
7 mins
Many thanks, Marcelo......xen / Buenos dias Marcelo....¿amaneciste bien?
agree MPGS : :)
19 mins
MPGS, many thanks........xen
neutral Refugio : This is not wrong, it just wouldn't be said that way in English.
20 mins
Thanks Ruth......I was not sure myself.....xen :-)
neutral Margaret Schroeder : As Ruth says. Use of this term will give the text a "translated" flavour. Native English speakers do not say or write "milk cream". Note that the examples given are all non-native (1st 3) or referring to food from non-English countries (the 4th).
1 hr
Thanks GoodWords, I was not sure myself.....what would be a better phrase? xen
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+3
13 mins

dairy cream

I think the important thing here is to distinguish cream coming from cow's milk from cream the comes from soy or rice. I think 'dairy cream' makes more sense in English, since milk and cream are two different things.
Peer comment(s):

agree Refugio : You are right.
7 mins
agree MPGS : :)
8 mins
agree Patricia Lutteral
25 mins
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+1
2 hrs

cream

In English, "cream" (unlike "crema") means dairy cream by default.
Peer comment(s):

agree Marcelo González : just "cream" :-)
32 mins
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