How to Say ‘Closer to a latte’ in French
Plus proche d'un latte
ploo prohsh dee uhn LAH-tay
[ploo prohsh dee uhn LAH-tay]
💬 Usage Tip: De and un squeeze into d'un before a vowel sound: proche d'un latte. Swap the drink freely: proche d'un cappuccino.
Phrase Breakdown
Plus proche
ploo prohsh
Closer
A comparative meaning 'closer' or 'more similar'. The 's' of 'plus' is silent here: 'plu prosh'.
C'est plus proche d'ici.
It's closer to here.
Words in this phrase
Plus
[ploo]
more
Means more; in plus de it means more than.
Dans « Si vous avez plus de quinze minutes de retard. », « plus » marque une quantité supérieure.
In "If you are more than fifteen minutes late.", "plus" marks a greater amount.
proche
[prohsh]
close
Adjective meaning near; in football it often means a near miss.
Très proche du poteau, le tir n'est pas rentré.
Very close to the post, the shot did not go in.
d'un latte
dee uhn LAH-tay
to a latte
'De' + 'un' becomes 'd'un', said as one sound: 'dun la-té'.
Le goût d'un latte.
The taste of a latte.
Words in this phrase
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
Le livre d'un ami.
The book of a friend.
un
[uhn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Un casque est important pour le roller.
A helmet is important for inline skating.
latte
[LAH-tay]
latte
Espresso with lots of steamed milk and a little foam.
Je voudrais un latte.
I'd like a latte.
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