How to Say ‘What milk alternatives do you have?’ in German
Welche Milchalternativen haben Sie?
VEL-khuh MILKH-al-ter-na-tee-fen hah-ben ZEE
[VEL-khuh MILKH-al-ter-na-tee-fen hah-ben ZEE]
Phrase Breakdown
Welche Milchalternativen
VEL-khuh MILKH-al-ter-na-tee-fen
Which milk alternatives
This is a long compound: 'Milch-alter-na-TEE-ven'. The 'ch' in 'Milch' is soft, as in 'ich'.
Welche Milchalternativen gibt es hier?
Which milk alternatives are there here?
Words in this phrase
Welche
[VEL-khuh]
which
Question word used to ask about a choice among options.
Welche Firmen möchten Sie besuchen?
Which companies would you like to visit?
Milchalternativen
[MILKH-al-ter-na-tee-fen]
milk alternatives
Plural noun for plant-based drinks used instead of cow's milk.
Das Café bietet drei Milchalternativen an.
The café offers three milk alternatives.
haben Sie?
hah-ben ZEE
do you have?
'Sie' with a capital S is the formal 'you'. Raise your voice slightly at the end.
Welche Kuchen haben Sie?
Which cakes do you have?
Words in this phrase
haben
[hah-ben]
have
To possess or hold something.
Ich habe ein Buch.
I have a book.
Sie
[ZEE]
You (formal)
Formal way to address someone.
Sind Sie bereit zu bestellen?
Are you ready to order?
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