How to Say ‘Does it have a lot of foam?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Lleva mucha espuma?
YEH-bah MOO-chah ehs-POO-mah
[YEH-bah MOO-chah ehs-POO-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Llevar] often means more than [to carry]. With food and drinks, it can mean [to have / come with]: [¿Lleva azúcar?] = [Does it have sugar?]
Phrase Breakdown
Lleva
[YEH-bah]
does it have; does it come with
From llevar, used to ask what a drink contains.
Antes de pedir, pregunto: «¿Lleva mucha espuma?»
Before ordering, I ask: “Does it have a lot of foam?”
mucha
[MOO-chah]
a lot of; much
Used to indicate a large quantity.
Antes de pedir, pregunto: «¿Lleva mucha espuma?»
Before ordering, I ask: “Does it have a lot of foam?”
espuma
[ehs-POO-mah]
foam
The frothy layer of milk often found on drinks like cappuccino.
Antes de pedir, pregunto: «¿Lleva mucha espuma?»
Before ordering, I ask: “Does it have a lot of foam?”
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