How to Say ‘A latte’ in Mexican Spanish
Un café latte
oon kah-FEH LAH-teh
[oon kah-FEH LAH-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: For drink orders, Spanish often uses the article: [un café latte], [un capuchino], [un americano]. You usually order the item directly rather than adding extra words like "I'll have".
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a; one
Used before the drink name.
Un café latte con leche de avena, por favor.
A latte with oat milk, please.
café
[kah-FEH]
coffee
The base drink in many café orders.
Un café con leche vegetal me cae mejor.
A coffee with plant-based milk suits me better.
latte
[LAH-teh]
latte
A coffee drink usually made with espresso and milk.
Prefiero un latte con leche sin lactosa.
I prefer a latte with lactose-free milk.
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