How to Say ‘What about the roast level?’ in Simplified Chinese
那烘焙程度呢?
nà hōng bèi chéng dù ne
[nah hong-bay chung-doo nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [那 ... 呢?] is a handy pattern for moving to the next detail in a conversation: [那价格呢?] [那酸不酸呢?] It sounds like "what about...?"
Phrase Breakdown
那
nà
[nah]
then; in that case
Used to shift to the next question or topic in a conversation.
那烘焙程度呢?我想选中烘。
Then what about the roast level? I'd like to choose a medium roast.
烘焙程度呢?
hōng bèi chéng dù ne
what about the roast level?
Asks about how dark or light the coffee beans are roasted.
这豆子的烘焙程度很浅。
This bean's roast level is very light.
Words in this phrase
烘焙
hōng bèi
[hong-bay]
roast; roasting
Describes the roasting of coffee beans; central when choosing bean style.
我比较在意烘焙。
I care quite a bit about the roast.
程度
chéng dù
[chung-doo]
degree; level
Used in roast level, sweetness level, intensity level, etc.
这款豆子的烘焙程度刚好。
This bean's roast level is just right.
呢
ne
[nuh]
what about...?
Sentence-final particle asking for more information on a related point.
酸度呢?
What about the acidity?
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