How to Say ‘What is different between cappuccino and latte?’ in Simplified Chinese
卡布奇诺和拿铁有什么不一样？
kǎ bù qí nuò hé ná tiě yǒu shén me bù yī yàng
[kah-boo-chee-nwaw huh nah-tyeh yoe shummuh boo ee-yahng]
Phrase Breakdown
卡布奇诺和拿铁
kǎ bù qí nuò hé ná tiě
cappuccino and latte
A comparison phrase naming two drinks.
我想比较卡布奇诺和拿铁。
I want to compare cappuccino and latte.
Words in this phrase
卡布奇诺
kǎ bù qí nuò
[kah-boo-chee-nwaw]
cappuccino
A foamy espresso-and-milk drink, usually with more foam than a latte.
卡布奇诺和拿铁有什么不一样？我常常分不清。
What is the difference between cappuccino and latte? I often can't tell them apart.
和
hé
[huh]
and
Links two items together in one phrase.
摩卡和美式的味道差很多。
Mocha and Americano taste very different.
拿铁
ná tiě
[nah-tyeh]
latte
A milkier espresso drink with a smooth taste and less foam than cappuccino.
我觉得拿铁比较顺口。
I think lattes are smoother to drink.
有什么不一样
yǒu shén me bù yī yàng
what is different
A natural way to ask how two things differ.
这两种咖啡有什么不一样？
What is different between these two kinds of coffee?
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; is there
Used in questions about features or differences.
这两种豆子有什么区别？
What differences are there between these two kinds of beans?
什么
shén me
[shummuh]
what
Used to ask for explanation, details, or category.
你最喜欢什么咖啡？
What coffee do you like most?
不
bù
[boo]
not
Negative word meaning 'not.' In 不一样 it helps express difference.
我今天不想喝冰的。
I don't want to drink iced coffee today.
一样
yī yàng
[ee-yahng]
the same; alike
Means 'the same'; in 不一样, it means 'different.'
这两家店的咖啡不一样。
The coffee at these two shops is different.
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