How to Say ‘I'd like a milk’ in Italian
Vorrei un latte
vohr-RAY oon LAHT-teh
[vohr-RAY oon LAHT-teh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Order un latte in Italy and you'll usually get a glass of plain milk. For the coffee drink, ask for un caffè latte or un latte macchiato.
Phrase Breakdown
Vorrei
[vohr-RAY]
I would like
A polite way to ask for something, often used when ordering or buying.
Vorrei dei porcini freschi, se possibile.
I would like some fresh porcini, if possible.
un
[oon]
a / an
An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.
È stato un incontro molto utile.
It was a very useful meeting.
latte
[LAHT-teh]
milk
Milk; in an Italian bar, ordering just 'un latte' gets you a glass of milk, not a coffee.
Il bambino beve un bicchiere di latte.
The child drinks a glass of milk.
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