How to Say ‘One small oat latte.’ in Traditional Chinese
一杯小杯燕麥拿鐵。
yī bēi xiǎo bēi yàn mài ná tiě
[ee bay shyaow bay yen-my nah-tyeh]
💬 Usage Tip: Order phrases in Chinese often stack from quantity to size to item: [一杯] + [小杯] + drink. You can swap the middle and end parts easily, like [一杯大杯美式] (one large Americano).
Phrase Breakdown
一杯
yī bēi
one cup
Measure word phrase for a cup of drink.
我要一杯水。
I want a cup of water.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one; used when ordering one drink.
我要一杯小杯燕麥拿鐵。
I want one small oat latte.
杯
bēi
[bay]
cup; size cup
Here it combines with 小 to form 小杯, meaning a small cup size.
小杯燕麥拿鐵就可以，不用大杯。
A small oat latte is fine; no need for a large one.
小杯
xiǎo bēi
small size / small cup
Indicates the drink size is small.
請給我小杯的。
Please give me the small size.
Words in this phrase
小
xiǎo
[shyaow]
small
Describes the smaller size option when ordering a drink.
我今天只想喝小杯燕麥拿鐵。
Today I only want a small oat latte.
杯
bēi
[bay]
cup; size cup
Here it combines with 小 to form 小杯, meaning a small cup size.
小杯燕麥拿鐵就可以，不用大杯。
A small oat latte is fine; no need for a large one.
燕麥拿鐵
yàn mài ná tiě
oat milk latte
A latte made with oat milk instead of dairy milk.
我今天喝燕麥拿鐵。
I’m drinking an oat milk latte today.
Words in this phrase
燕麥
yàn mài
[yen-my]
oat
Used in menu items related to oat milk or oat-based drinks.
這家店的燕麥拿鐵很有名。
This shop's oat latte is very famous.
拿鐵
ná tiě
[nah-tyeh]
latte
A milk-based espresso drink; often customizable with alternative milk.
一杯小杯燕麥拿鐵，半糖就好。
One small oat latte, half sugar please.
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