How to Say ‘Frothier / foamier’ in French
Plus mousseux
ploos moo-SUH
[ploos moo-SUH]
💬 Usage Tip: [Plus] usually means [more] here, but the final [s] is not pronounced before a consonant: [plus mousseux] sounds like (ploo moosuh).
Phrase Breakdown
Plus
[ploos]
more
Used for comparisons, like more frothy or more mild.
Plus mousseux, ce cappuccino plaît à beaucoup de gens.
More frothy, this cappuccino pleases many people.
mousseux
[moo-SUH]
frothy
Describes something with more foam or a light airy texture, often used for cappuccinos.
Plus mousseux, le cappuccino a une texture légère.
More frothy, the cappuccino has a light texture.
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