How do you spell omlet in Spanish?

Answer 1

Omelette (I remember asking for this in Burgos once, to incomprehension. I learned that what I should have asked for was 'tortilla de huevos' (plain omelette) or, in my case 'tortilla con queso' (cheese omelette)).

Answer 2

If you want an "American-style omelette" in a Spanish speaking country, i.e. where there is a thin layer of egg, then peppers or cheese, and then another thin layer of egg above, you should ask for a "tortilla francesa", literally "a French omelette". If you just say "tortilla", you will get a Spanish tortilla which is egg and potato or, in Latin America, you will get flat breads made from corn-meal.

Answer 3

Omelette is tortilla de huevos in Spanish.

Answer 4

En España, una tortilla. Or tortilla de huevo.

Answer 5

The word "egg" translated to Spanish is "huevo" It is always spelled like that, because nouns do NOT change in gender in Spanish.

Answer 6

"Eggs" in Spanish is "huevos". It is pronounced "WAY-vohs".

Answer 7

tortilla de queso

Answer 8

Tortilla.

Answer 9

Los huevos