How to Say ‘The cappuccino is frothier.’ in French
Le cappuccino est plus mousseux.
luh kap-poo-CHEE-no ay ploos moo-SUH
[luh kap-poo-CHEE-no ay ploos moo-SUH]
Phrase Breakdown
Le cappuccino est
luh kap-poo-CHEE-no ay
The cappuccino is
Introduces a description of the cappuccino.
Le cappuccino est chaud.
The cappuccino is hot.
Words in this phrase
Le
[luh]
the
The definite article for a masculine singular noun.
Le cappuccino est plus mousseux que le latte.
The cappuccino is frothier than the latte.
cappuccino
[kap-poo-CHEE-no]
cappuccino
A coffee drink known for its foam.
Le cappuccino est plus mousseux au café du coin.
The cappuccino is frothier at the neighborhood café.
est
[ay]
is
A form of être meaning is.
Le cappuccino est plus mousseux aujourd'hui.
The cappuccino is frothier today.
Plus mousseux
ploos moo-SUH
More foamy
Describes something with more foam or froth.
Ce café est plus mousseux.
This coffee is more foamy.
Words in this phrase
plus
[ploos]
more
Used to compare two things.
Le cappuccino est plus mousseux que d'habitude.
The cappuccino is more frothy than usual.
mousseux
[moo-SUH]
frothy
Describes a drink with a lot of foam.
Le cappuccino est plus mousseux quand le lait est bien monté.
The cappuccino is frothier when the milk is well frothed.
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