How to Say ‘Oat milk’ in Italian
Latte d'avena
LAHT-teh dee ah-VEH-nah
[LAHT-teh dee ah-VEH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: d' is di "of" shortened before a vowel, and it can't stand on its own. Before a consonant it stays full: latte di soia "soy milk", latte di mandorla "almond milk".
Phrase Breakdown
Latte
[LAHT-teh]
milk
Here a plant-based milk.
Il latte è finito.
The milk has run out.
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate belonging, origin, or a relationship.
La bottiglia d'olio è in cucina.
The bottle of oil is in the kitchen.
avena
[ah-VEH-nah]
oats
Feminine noun for the oat grain.
Mangio fiocchi d'avena.
I eat oat flakes.
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