How to Say ‘Of oats’ in Mexican Spanish
De avena
deh ah-BEH-nah
[deh ah-BEH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Avena] is oats, so [de avena] means made from oats. The same pattern works with other options like [de soya] and [de almendra].
Phrase Breakdown
De
[deh]
of / made of
A preposition meaning “of” or “from,” used to show the source of the milk.
Quiero leche De avena en mi café.
I want oat milk in my coffee.
avena
[ah-BEH-nah]
oat
Refers to oat, used in the phrase “leche de avena” for oat milk.
La leche de Avena es popular en las cafeterías.
Oat milk is popular in coffee shops.
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