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You meant "bistec", which means a thin cut of beef. I don't know how international that word is, though --it is used in Mexico, but I don't where else. In Argen
by omaranto 15y ago
You meant "bistec", which means a thin cut of beef. I don't know how international that word is, though --it is used in Mexico, but I don't where else. In Argentina they have another word derived from the English word "beef": "bife", which I think means steak. I also don't know how international "bife" is, in Mexico it definitely only occurs in Argentinian restaurants.
- icebraining 15y agoBistec is commonly used in Spain, too. And Bife is used in European Portuguese - not sure about Brazil.