How to Say ‘One ginger lemonade’ in German
Einmal Ingwerlimo
INE-mahl ING-ver-lee-mo
[INE-mahl ING-ver-lee-mo]
💬 Usage Tip: einmal normally means "once", but when ordering it means "one portion of". Try zweimal Kaffee "two coffees".
Phrase Breakdown
Einmal
[INE-mahl]
one (order of)
Used when ordering or serving to mean one portion of something.
Einmal Pommes, bitte.
One fries, please.
Ingwerlimo
[ING-ver-lee-mo]
ginger lemonade
Colloquial short form of 'Ingwerlimonade'.
Die Ingwerlimo ist scharf.
The ginger lemonade is spicy.
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