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How to Say ‘Perfect, with oat milk then, thanks.’ in Italian

Perfetto, allora con latte d'avena, grazie.

pehr-FET-toh ahl-LOH-rah kohn LAHT-teh dee ah-VEH-nah GRAHT-tsee-eh

[pehr-FET-toh ahl-LOH-rah kohn LAHT-teh dee ah-VEH-nah GRAHT-tsee-eh]

Phrase Breakdown

Perfetto,

pehr-FET-toh

Perfect,

Used to agree or confirm. Stress the middle syllable: per-FET-to, with a doubled 'tt'.

Example

Perfetto, a domani!

Perfect, see you tomorrow!

Words in this phrase

Perfetto

[pehr-FET-toh]

perfect

A common response meaning everything is fine or agreed.

Example

Perfetto, il tavolo è confermato per le otto.

Perfect, the table is confirmed for eight o'clock.

allora con latte d'avena,

ahl-LOH-rah kohn LAHT-teh dee ah-VEH-nah

then with oat milk,

'Allora' means 'then' or 'so' when you make a decision. Stress AL-lo-ra and hold the double 'll' and 'tt'.

Example

Allora con latte d'avena, per favore.

Then with oat milk, please.

Words in this phrase

allora

[ahl-LOH-rah]

so / then

Introduces a decision after hearing information.

Example

Allora ne prendo un po' per cena.

So I’ll take some for dinner.

con

[kohn]

with

A preposition meaning with, often used to describe manner or attitude.

Example

Nell'espressione Con sincerità, Con spiega il modo in cui le persone si comportano.

In the expression 'Con sincerità,' 'Con' explains the way people behave.

latte

[LAHT-teh]

milk

Masculine noun for milk.

Example

Un caffè con latte.

A coffee with milk.

d'

[dee]

of

Used to indicate belonging, origin, or a relationship.

Example

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.

Example

Un biscotto d'avena.

An oat biscuit.

grazie.

GRAHT-tsee-eh

thank you.

Pronounced GRAH-tsee-eh, with a 'ts' sound for the 'z'.

Example

Un caffè, grazie.

A coffee, thank you.

Words in this phrase

grazie

[GRAHT-tsee-eh]

thank you / thanks

The standard way to thank someone in Italian.

Example

Ricevo il resto e dico: "Grazie."

I receive the change and say: "Thank you."

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