How to Say ‘Of almond’ in Mexican Spanish
De almendra
deh ahl-MEHN-drah
[deh ahl-MEHN-drah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses [de] for many ingredient or source types: [leche de almendra], [leche de avena], [jugo de naranja]. Don't translate it too literally as "of" in English.
Phrase Breakdown
De
[deh]
of / made of
A preposition meaning “of” or “from.” In milk options, it helps indicate the source, like almond.
Quiero leche De almendra para mi café.
I want almond milk for my coffee.
almendra
[ahl-MEHN-drah]
almond
Refers to almond, commonly used in the phrase “leche de almendra” for almond milk.
La leche de Almendra es buena si no tomas lácteos.
Almond milk is good if you don't drink dairy.
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