How to Say ‘Shall I make it a latte?’ in Japanese
ラテにする？
rate ni suru
[rah-teh ni suru]
💬 Usage Tip: [〜にする？] means "go with ... ?" or "make it ... ?" In ordering, it often sounds like suggesting a choice rather than literally "do."
Phrase Breakdown
ラテ
rate
[rah-teh]
latte
A latte, an espresso-and-milk drink.
ラテにすると飲みやすいです。
If you choose a latte, it’s easy to drink.
に
ni
[ni]
to
Used in ～にする to mean choosing something as your option.
モカにするかラテにするか考えます。
I’m thinking whether to choose a mocha or a latte.
する
suru
[suru]
do; choose
In this pattern it means to decide on or go with an option.
今日はカプチーノにする。
Today I’ll go with a cappuccino.
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