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How to Say ‘Almond or soy milk’ in German

Mandel- oder Sojamilch

MAN-del OH-der zoy-yah-milk

[MAN-del OH-der zoy-yah-milk]

💬 Usage Tip: The dash in Mandel- says "-milch" is shared with the next word, so you don't repeat it. It works the same way in Hafer- und Kuhmilch "oat and cow's milk".

Phrase Breakdown

Mandel-

[MAN-del]

almond (milk)

Shortened 'Mandelmilch'; the hyphen shares 'milch' with the next word.

Example

Ich trinke gern Mandel- und Hafermilch.

I like drinking almond and oat milk.

oder

[OH-der]

Used to present alternatives or choices.

Example

Möchten Sie Tee oder Kaffee?

Would you like tea or coffee?

Sojamilch

[zoy-yah-milk]

soy milk

A popular non-dairy milk alternative made from soybeans, often used by people with lactose intolerance or those following a vegan diet.

Example

Ich möchte meinen Kaffee mit Sojamilch, bitte.

I would like my coffee with soy milk, please.

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