How to Say ‘Medium roasted’ in German
Mittel geröstet
MIT-tel guh-RURST-et
[MIT-tel guh-RURST-et]
💬 Usage Tip: German often uses an adverb plus a past-participle-like adjective for roast level: [dunkel geröstet], [hell geröstet], [mittel geröstet]. You can swap the first word to describe the roast without changing [geröstet].
Phrase Breakdown
Mittel
[MIT-tel]
medium
Used here to describe a moderate roast level, not too light and not too dark.
Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee, mittel geröstet.
I’d like a coffee, medium roasted.
geröstet
[guh-RURST-et]
roasted
Describes coffee beans after roasting; here it means they have been roasted to a certain level.
Dieser Espresso ist angenehm geröstet.
This espresso is pleasantly roasted.
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