How to Say ‘A milky coffee with oat milk.’ in Portuguese
Um galão com leite de aveia.
oong gah-LOWNG kong LAY-tuh duh ah-VAY-yah
[oong gah-LOWNG kong LAY-tuh duh ah-VAY-yah]
Phrase Breakdown
Um galão
oong gah-LOWNG
A galão
A coffee drink served with milk, common in Portugal.
Queria um galão com leite de aveia.
I would like a galão with oat milk.
Words in this phrase
Um
[oong]
a / one
Used when ordering one item, such as one coffee drink.
Quero um café curto, por favor.
I want a short coffee, please.
galão
[gah-LOWNG]
galão
A Portuguese milky coffee drink, usually served in a tall glass, similar to a latte but local in style.
De manhã peço sempre um galão e uma torrada.
In the morning I always order a galão and toast.
Com leite de aveia
kong LAY-tuh duh ah-VAY-yah
With oat milk
Specifies the type of milk used instead of regular milk.
Um galão com leite de aveia.
A galão with oat milk.
Words in this phrase
com
[kong]
with
Used to specify what ingredient the drink should include.
O galão vem com leite normal ou vegetal?
Does the galão come with regular milk or plant-based milk?
leite
[LAY-tuh]
milk
Important when choosing the type of milk in coffee drinks.
Este café é com leite sem lactose.
This coffee is with lactose-free milk.
de
[duh]
of
Connects the type of milk to its source, as in leite de aveia.
O menu tem leite de coco e leite de aveia.
The menu has coconut milk and oat milk.
aveia
[ah-VAY-yah]
oat
Used in oat milk, a popular dairy alternative in cafés.
Um galão com aveia? Sim, um galão com leite de aveia.
A galão with oats? Yes, a galão with oat milk.
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