How to Say ‘The latte has more milk.’ in Mexican Spanish
El latte lleva más leche.
el LAH-teh YEH-vah mahs LEH-cheh
[el LAH-teh YEH-vah mahs LEH-cheh]
Phrase Breakdown
El latte
el LAH-teh
The latte
In Mexico 'latte' is usually said 'LA-te', with a short, crisp 't'.
El latte es mi favorito.
The latte is my favorite.
Words in this phrase
El
[el]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
«El» acompaña al sustantivo en «El crecimiento».
“El” accompanies the noun in “The growth.”
latte
[LAH-teh]
latte
Espresso coffee with a lot of steamed milk and a little foam.
El latte está caliente.
The latte is hot.
lleva más leche.
YEH-vah mahs LEH-cheh
has more milk
'Leche' is 'LEH-cheh'. Both 'e' sounds are short and clear, like the 'e' in 'bed'.
Este café lleva más leche.
This coffee has more milk.
Words in this phrase
lleva
[YEH-vah]
has / contains
Form of 'llevar'; with food or drinks it means 'comes with' or 'contains'.
La ensalada lleva queso.
The salad has cheese.
más
[mahs]
more
Adverb or determiner meaning 'more'; used to increase quantity or degree.
Quiero más retos en mi trabajo.
I want more challenges in my job.
leche
[LEH-cheh]
milk
Feminine noun; the dairy drink added to coffee.
¿Tiene leche de almendra?
Do you have almond milk?
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