How to Say ‘With oat milk’ in Mexican Spanish
Con leche de avena
kohn LEH-cheh deh ah-BEH-nah
[kohn LEH-cheh deh ah-BEH-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
with
A preposition meaning “with,” used to add an ingredient or option.
Lo quiero Con leche de avena.
I want it with oat milk.
leche
[LEH-cheh]
milk
The word for “milk,” here part of the phrase “with oat milk.”
Con Leche de avena, por favor.
With oat milk, please.
de
[deh]
of / made of
Links the milk to its source, meaning “of” or “from.”
Con leche De avena me gusta más.
I like it more with oat milk.
avena
[ah-BEH-nah]
oat
Refers to oat, the ingredient in oat milk.
Con leche de Avena sabe más suave.
With oat milk it tastes smoother.
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