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How to Say ‘A gluten-free oat milk’ in German

Eine glutenfreie Hafermilch

EYE-nuh gloo-TAYN-fry-eh hah-fer-milk

[EYE-nuh gloo-TAYN-fry-eh hah-fer-milk]

💬 Usage Tip: Adjectives before a noun take an ending that matches the word before them: eine glutenfreie Hafermilch, but die glutenfreie Hafermilch and glutenfreie Milch.

Phrase Breakdown

Eine

[EYE-nuh]

The feminine accusative article before 'Frage.'

Example

Ich möchte Ihnen eine Frage zur Arbeitskultur stellen.

I would like to ask you a question about work culture.

glutenfreie

[gloo-TAYN-fry-eh]

gluten-free

Adjective form with ending, used before a feminine noun.

Example

Ich suche eine glutenfreie Pizza.

I'm looking for a gluten-free pizza.

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.

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