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How to Say ‘Frothing pitcher’ in Traditional Chinese

打奶泡的鋼杯

dǎ nǎi pào de gāng bēi

[dǎ nǎi pào duh gāng bēi]

💬 Usage Tip: A describing phrase plus 的 goes before the noun it describes: 裝冰塊的杯子 "the cup that holds ice".

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: If you have an allergy, it's reasonable to ask about the shared pitcher. Baristas often steam different milks in the same one.

Phrase Breakdown

打奶泡的

dǎ nǎi pào de

for frothing milk

打奶泡 means 'to froth milk'. 的 links this description to the noun that follows.

Example

他在打奶泡。

He is frothing milk.

Words in this phrase

打

dǎ

[dǎ]

to whip; to froth

Here means to beat or froth milk into foam.

Example

店員正在打奶泡。

The barista is frothing milk.

奶泡

nǎi pào

[nǎi pào]

milk foam

Frothed milk used on top of coffee drinks.

Example

我喜歡很多奶泡。

I like lots of milk foam.

的

[duh]

's; of; linking particle

A structural particle linking a description to a noun, like 'that contains peanuts' before 'dish.'

Example

請不要提供含花生的料理。

Please do not serve dishes that contain peanuts.

鋼杯

gāng bēi

[gāng bēi]

steel pitcher

A stainless steel jug used to steam and froth milk.

Example

請把鋼杯洗乾淨。

Please wash the steel pitcher.

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