How to Say ‘With stronger espresso’ in Japanese
エスプレッソ強めの
esupuresso tsuyome no
[eh-soo-pu-reh-ssoh tsuyome no]
💬 Usage Tip: [強めの] means "on the stronger side" and comes before the noun it describes: [強めのラテ]. The [〜め] part is useful with taste and strength: [濃いめのコーヒー] [甘めのモカ]
Phrase Breakdown
エスプレッソ
esupuresso
[eh-soo-pu-reh-ssoh]
espresso
A strong concentrated coffee drink; also used to describe espresso-based drinks.
エスプレッソは苦みが強いです。
Espresso has a strong bitterness.
強め
tsuyome
[tsuyome]
stronger
Means stronger or on the strong side, often about flavor, taste, or intensity.
強めのコーヒーが好きです。
I like stronger coffee.
の
no
[no]
of
A linking particle connecting a modifier to a noun, like 'strong espresso-style latte.'
甘めのラテを頼みました。
I ordered a slightly sweet latte.
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