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How to Say ‘With almond milk it then tastes quite different, doesn't it?’ in German

Mit Mandelmilch schmeckt der dann ziemlich anders, oder?

Mit mahn-dell-milk shmekt dair dan TSEEM-likh AN-ders OH-der

[Mit mahn-dell-milk shmekt dair dan TSEEM-likh AN-ders OH-der]

💬 Usage Tip: Tacking oder? onto the end turns a statement into "..., right?". Example: Das ist teuer, oder? "That's expensive, isn't it?"

Phrase Breakdown

Mit Mandelmilch

Mit mahn-dell-milk

With almond milk

Stress 'MAN'. Putting this first emphasizes the condition.

Example

Mit Mandelmilch, bitte.

With almond milk, please.

Words in this phrase

Mit

[Mit]

With

Used to indicate what is used or involved.

Example

Ich trinke meinen Kaffee mit den äthiopischen Bohnen.

I drink my coffee with Ethiopian beans.

Mandelmilch

[mahn-dell-milk]

almond milk

A plant-based milk made from almonds, often used as a dairy alternative for those with dietary restrictions or preferences.

Example

Könnte ich Mandelmilch zu meinem Kaffee haben?

Could I have almond milk for my coffee?

schmeckt der dann

shmekt dair dan

it then tastes

The verb comes second here because 'Mit Mandelmilch' takes first position.

Example

Dann schmeckt der süßer.

Then it tastes sweeter.

Words in this phrase

schmeckt

[shmekt]

tastes

Used to describe how food or drink tastes.

Example

Die Suppe schmeckt gut, und schmeckt means tastes.

The soup tastes good, and schmeckt means tastes.

der

[dair]

he (that one)

Demonstrative used colloquially as 'he'.

Example

Der kommt später.

He's coming later.

dann

[dan]

then

Used to indicate a time following another event.

Example

Dann gehe ich nach Hause.

Then I will go home.

ziemlich anders, oder?

TSEEM-likh AN-ders OH-der

quite different, right?

'oder?' at the end works like 'right?'. Raise your voice on 'oder'.

Example

Das ist gut, oder?

That's good, right?

Words in this phrase

ziemlich

[TSEEM-likh]

quite; rather

Adverb softening or intensifying an adjective, like 'pretty'.

Example

Es ist ziemlich kalt.

It's quite cold.

anders

[AN-ders]

different

Not the same as another.

Example

Er sieht anders aus heute.

He looks different today.

oder

[OH-der]

right? (tag question)

At the end of a sentence, 'oder' asks for confirmation, like 'right?'.

Example

Du kommst mit, oder?

You're coming along, right?

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