How to Say ‘A little creamy milk’ in Mexican Spanish
Poquita leche cremosa
poh-KEE-tah LEH-cheh kreh-MOH-sah
[poh-KEE-tah LEH-cheh kreh-MOH-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: poquita is poca "little" with the softening -ita, and it matches leche, which is feminine. With a masculine word: poquito azúcar.
Phrase Breakdown
Poquita
[poh-KEE-tah]
a little
Diminutive of 'poca'; very common in Mexico.
Con poquita azúcar.
With a little sugar.
leche
[LEH-cheh]
milk
Feminine noun; the dairy drink added to coffee.
¿Tiene leche de almendra?
Do you have almond milk?
cremosa
[kreh-MOH-sah]
creamy
Feminine adjective for a smooth, rich texture.
La sopa está cremosa.
The soup is creamy.
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