How to Say ‘We have soy milk and oat milk.’ in Japanese
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
tounyuu to ootsu miruku ga ari masu
[toh-nyoo toh oh-tsu mee-roo-koo gah ah-ree mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [あります] can mean availability in a store, not just physical existence. So this pattern, [AとBがあります], is a common way staff list options they carry.
Phrase Breakdown
豆乳
tounyuu
[toh-nyoo]
soy milk
A dairy-free milk alternative commonly available in Japan.
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
We have soy milk and oat milk.
と
to
[toh]
and
と connects nouns in a complete list, like 'A and B.'
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
There is soy milk and oat milk.
オーツミルク
ootsu miruku
oat milk
Milk made from oats.
オーツミルクをください。
Oat milk, please.
Words in this phrase
オーツ
ootsu
[oh-tsu]
oat
Used here as part of オーツミルク, meaning oat milk.
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
We have soy milk and oat milk.
ミルク
miruku
[mee-roo-koo]
milk
Here it combines with オーツ to mean oat milk.
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
We have soy milk and oat milk.
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
Marks the items available as the subject of the sentence.
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
There is soy milk and oat milk.
あります
ari masu
there is / we have
Used for inanimate things or available items.
パンがあります。
There is bread.
Words in this phrase
あり
ari
[ah-ree]
exist; have
Indicates existence or availability, often translated as 'we have.'
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
We have soy milk and oat milk.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
Adds politeness to the verb.
豆乳とオーツミルクがあります。
We have soy milk and oat milk.
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