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How to Say ‘That one's a dark roast, stronger and more bitter.’ in Mexican Spanish

Ese es tueste oscuro, más fuerte y amargo.

EH-seh ess TWES-teh ohs-KOO-roh mahs FWEHR-teh ee ah-MAR-goh

[EH-seh ess TWES-teh ohs-KOO-roh mahs FWEHR-teh ee ah-MAR-goh]

Phrase Breakdown

Ese es tueste oscuro,

EH-seh ess TWES-teh ohs-KOO-roh

That one is dark roast,

'Ese' means 'that one'. 'Tueste' is the coffee roast, and 'oscuro' means dark. Say 'ese es' smoothly as 'eh-seh-es'.

Example

Este es tueste medio.

This one is medium roast.

Words in this phrase

Ese

[EH-seh]

that

Refers to a specific previously mentioned day.

Example

"ese" fue el día en que hablamos de oportunidades laborales.

that was the day we talked about job opportunities.

es

[ess]

is

Third-person singular of “ser,” used to describe what something is like.

Example

En la pregunta «¿Cómo es...?», «es» pide una descripción.

In the question “What is ... like?”, “es” asks for a description.

tueste

[TWES-teh]

roast

Noun for the roasting level of coffee beans.

Example

Me gusta el tueste oscuro.

I like the dark roast.

oscuro

[ohs-KOO-roh]

dark

Lacking light; for coffee, roasted longer for a deeper flavor.

Example

El cuarto está oscuro.

The room is dark.

más fuerte y amargo.

mahs FWEHR-teh ee ah-MAR-goh

stronger and more bitter.

'Más' means 'more' and applies to both adjectives. 'Fuerte' means strong and 'amargo' means bitter. Link 'y amargo' as 'ya-MAR-go'.

Example

El café negro es más fuerte.

Black coffee is stronger.

Words in this phrase

más

[mahs]

more

Adverb or determiner meaning 'more'; used to increase quantity or degree.

Example

Quiero más retos en mi trabajo.

I want more challenges in my job.

fuerte

[FWEHR-teh]

strong

Having intense flavor or great power.

Example

Me gusta el café fuerte.

I like strong coffee.

y

[ee]

and

A conjunction used to join words or ideas.

Example

«Y» conecta «trabajo» y «vida personal».

“Y” connects “work” and “personal life.”

amargo

[ah-MAR-goh]

bitter

Adjective describing a strong, sharp, bitter taste.

Example

Este café está muy amargo.

This coffee is very bitter.

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