How to Say “Bubble Tea” in German

Bubble Tea
The English phrase 'bubble tea' is translated into German as Bubble Tea.
Bubble Tea refers to a milk tea containing tapioca balls.
Meaning: milk tea with tapioca balls (noun)

Did you know?

  • In German youth culture, the consumption of Bubble Tea is often associated with the term Lifestyle-Getränk, treating the drink as a fashion accessory rather than just a beverage.
  • While some people use the English name, you might see the term Perlenmilchtee in more traditional or descriptive German menus.
  • If you order Bubble Tea in a German cafe, it is common to be asked for the 'Milchalternative', such as 'Hafermilch' or 'Sojamilch'.

Examples in context

  • Würden Sie mir bitte einen Bubble Tea zubereiten?
    Would you please prepare a bubble tea for me?
  • Kannst du mir einen Bubble Tea besorgen?
    Can you get me a bubble tea?
  • Gib mir bitte einen Bubble Tea!
    Give me a bubble tea, please!
  • Welche Sorten haben Sie?
    What flavors do you have?
  • Ich möchte einen Bubble Tea bestellen.
    I want to order a bubble tea.
  • Ist der Bubble Tea sehr süß?
    Is the bubble tea very sweet?
  • Wir trinken heute einen Bubble Tea.
    We are drinking a bubble tea today.

Example conversation

Sarah and Lukas are walking through a shopping mall.

  1. Sarah

    Lukas, hast du Lust auf einen Bubble Tea?
    Lukas, do you feel like having a bubble tea?
  2. Lukas

    Ja, das klingt super!
    Yes, that sounds great!
  3. Sarah

    Da vorne ist ein Laden für Bubble Tea.
    There is a bubble tea shop up ahead.
  4. Lukas

    Perfekt, gehen wir direkt hin.
    Perfect, let's go straight there.
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