"Eu mănânc friptură de curcan."

Translation: I eat turkey roast.

[SyntaxSocialist]

What.... what's a turkey steak?

[paeonia001]

It's been translated too literally. It means roast turkey or turkey cutlet.

[gh0st8112]

I felt "roast turkey" would be the best translation... But didnt want to chance breaking my stride. Thanks for confirming my feelings.

[Katzinriel]

"I eat a turkey steak" is wrong, but "I eat turkey steak" is correct. Why not both?

[Lynne322244]

Why is I eat turkey steak wrong?

[Reyno75]

So friptura means steak AND roast? I'm not so sure. Do you realise 'roast' means cooked in the oven and steak is a piece of meat? I'm guessing you're confusing 'grilled' with roast, so when you say 'roast' turkey, you actually mean 'grilled' turkey which could also be a steak so it makes sense, though roast turkey is mostly the whole bird cooked in the oven for hours.

[dmb0058]

In the UK the word "steak" sometimes means food that is shaped into a steak shape to be cooked, so turkey steak, fish steak or (god help us !) cauliflower steaks www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/foodanddrink/how-to-make-cauliflower-steak-ms-a3736626.html