How to Say ‘With cocoa on top’ in Italian
Con cacao sopra
kohn kah-KAH-oh SOH-prah
[kohn kah-KAH-oh SOH-prah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sopra] means "on top" or "over it." You'll hear it in food orders like [zucchero sopra] or [panna sopra].
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
With
Used to add an extra ingredient or topping to the drink.
Lo prendo con cacao sopra, grazie.
I'll have it with cocoa on top, thanks.
cacao
[kah-KAH-oh]
cocoa
A common topping sprinkled on cappuccinos or other coffee drinks.
Il cacao sopra rende il cappuccino più goloso.
Cocoa on top makes the cappuccino more indulgent.
sopra
[SOH-prah]
on top
Used to describe something added over the surface of a drink or food.
Metta un po' di cannella sopra, per favore.
Put a little cinnamon on top, please.
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