How to Say ‘With cow's milk or oat milk?’ in German
Mit Kuhmilch oder Hafermilch?
mit KOO-milkh OH-der HAH-fer-milkh
[mit KOO-milkh OH-der HAH-fer-milkh]
Phrase Breakdown
Mit Kuhmilch
mit KOO-milkh
With cow's milk
"Kuh" (cow) has a long "oo" sound. It combines with "Milch" to make "Kuhmilch".
Ich trinke Kaffee mit Kuhmilch.
I drink coffee with cow's milk.
Words in this phrase
Mit
[mit]
with
A preposition meaning 'with'.
Mit Blick klingt nach einem schönen Tisch.
'With a view' sounds like a nice table.
Kuhmilch
[KOO-milkh]
cow's milk
Normal milk from cows, as opposed to plant milks.
Ich trinke keine Kuhmilch.
I don't drink cow's milk.
oder Hafermilch?
OH-der HAH-fer-milkh
or oat milk?
"Hafer" means oats, pronounced "HAH-fer". Let your voice rise at the end of the question.
Haben Sie Hafermilch?
Do you have oat milk?
Words in this phrase
oder
[OH-der]
or
Connects two alternatives.
In Möchten Sie lieber drinnen oder draußen sitzen? verbindet oder zwei Möglichkeiten.
In Would you prefer to sit inside or outside?, or connects two possibilities.
Hafermilch
[HAH-fer-milkh]
oat milk
Plant-based milk made from oats; feminine noun.
Haben Sie Hafermilch?
Do you have oat milk?
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