How to Say ‘Has more milk’ in Mexican Spanish
Lleva más leche
YEH-vah mahs LEH-cheh
[YEH-vah mahs LEH-cheh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Llevar] often means "to contain" or "to come with" in food and drink talk, not just "to carry." For example: [lleva leche] or [lleva chocolate].
Phrase Breakdown
Lleva
[YEH-vah]
it has / it contains
From the verb llevar; here it means a drink contains or comes with something.
El latte lleva más leche que un espresso.
A latte has more milk than an espresso.
más
[mahs]
more
Used to compare a greater quantity or amount.
Esta bebida tiene más sabor a café.
This drink has more coffee flavor.
leche
[LEH-cheh]
milk
The dairy ingredient commonly added to coffee drinks like lattes and cappuccinos.
Prefiero la leche de avena en mi café.
I prefer oat milk in my coffee.
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