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How to Say ‘Unfortunately oat milk is out right now, sorry.’ in German

Hafermilch ist leider gerade aus, tut mir leid.

hah-fer-milk ist LY-der guh-RAH-duh ows toot meer lite

[hah-fer-milk ist LY-der guh-RAH-duh ows toot meer lite]

Phrase Breakdown

Hafermilch ist leider

hah-fer-milk ist LY-der

Oat milk is unfortunately

Stress 'HA' in 'Hafermilch'. The 'ch' after 'l' is soft.

Example

Milch ist leider aus.

Milk is out, unfortunately.

Words in this phrase

Hafermilch

[hah-fer-milk]

oat milk

A popular dairy substitute made from oats and water, known for its creamy texture and often used by those with nut allergies.

Example

Ich trinke meinen Kaffee am liebsten mit Hafermilch.

I prefer my coffee with oat milk.

ist

[ist]

is

A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.

Example

Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.

For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.

leider

[LY-der]

unfortunately

A polite way to introduce bad news or say something does not work.

Example

Leider kann ich den Termin nicht wahrnehmen.

Unfortunately, I can’t make the appointment.

gerade aus,

guh-RAH-duh ows

out right now,

Means 'not available at the moment'. Pause at the comma.

Example

Zucker ist gerade aus.

Sugar is out right now.

Words in this phrase

gerade

[guh-RAH-duh]

currently; right now

Indicates that something is the case at the present moment.

Example

In Es gibt gerade ähnliche Stellen. bedeutet gerade „im Moment“.

In 'Es gibt gerade ähnliche Stellen.' 'gerade' means 'at the moment'.

aus

[ows]

out / run out

With 'sein', means something is used up or sold out.

Example

Die Milch ist aus.

The milk has run out.

tut mir leid.

toot meer lite

I'm sorry.

A polite apology added at the end.

Example

Oh, tut mir leid.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Words in this phrase

tut

[toot]

does

Third person singular form of 'do'.

Example

Tut es weh?

Does it hurt?

mir

[meer]

me

Dative form of 'ich', used after 'bei'.

Example

Komm zu mir.

Come to me.

leid

[lite]

sorry

Express regret or Sympathy.

Example

Es tut mir leid, dass ich zu spät bin.

I'm sorry that I'm late.

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