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How to Say ‘Then a latte, please.’ in German

Dann einen Latte, bitte.

dan EYE-nen LAH-teh BIT-tuh

[dan EYE-nen LAH-teh BIT-tuh]

Phrase Breakdown

Dann einen Latte,

dan EYE-nen LAH-teh

Then a latte,

"Dann" means "then" and shows a decision. The article stays with its noun: "einen Latte".

Example

Dann einen Latte für mich.

Then a latte for me.

Words in this phrase

Dann

[dan]

then

Used to indicate a time following another event.

Example

Dann gehe ich nach Hause.

Then I will go home.

einen

[EYE-nen]

Indefinite article before a masculine accusative noun.

Example

Ich plane einen kurzen Austausch nächste Woche.

I am planning a short exchange next week.

Latte

[LAH-teh]

latte

Espresso with lots of steamed milk.

Example

Ein Latte mit Hafermilch, bitte.

A latte with oat milk, please.

bitte.

BIT-tuh

please.

This polite ending has two syllables, "BIT-teh". The final "e" is short and soft.

Example

Wasser, bitte.

Water, please.

Words in this phrase

bitte

[BIT-tuh]

please

Polite word used in requests; can also mean 'you're welcome' depending on context.

Example

Bitte, ich möchte den Termin ändern.

Please, I would like to change the appointment.

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