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How to Say ‘We have beans from Oaxaca.’ in Mexican Spanish

Tenemos grano de Oaxaca.

teh-NEH-mohs GRAH-noh deh wah-HAH-kah

[teh-NEH-mohs GRAH-noh deh wah-HAH-kah]

Phrase Breakdown

Tenemos

[teh-NEH-mohs]

we have

Used by the café to tell the customer what is available.

Example

Tenemos varias opciones de café hoy.

We have several coffee options today.

Grano de Oaxaca

GRAH-noh deh wah-HAH-kah

Bean from Oaxaca

Refers to coffee from Oaxaca, a state in Mexico known for coffee.

Example

El grano de Oaxaca es aromático.

The Oaxaca bean is aromatic.

Words in this phrase

grano

[GRAH-noh]

bean

Refers to the coffee bean selection offered.

Example

Este grano es ideal para americano.

This bean is ideal for an americano.

de

[deh]

of; from

Indicates the geographic origin of the bean.

Example

Tenemos café de origen local.

We have locally sourced coffee.

Oaxaca

[wah-HAH-kah]

Oaxaca

A well-known coffee-producing region in Mexico.

Example

Oaxaca es famosa por su café de calidad.

Oaxaca is famous for its quality coffee.

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