How to Say “Chocolate Milk” in Turkish

kakaolu süt
/kakaolu syt/from spelling rules
Chocolate milk in Turkish is kakaolu süt.
kakaolu süt refers to a milk drink flavored with chocolate.
Meaning: milk drink flavored with chocolate (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of kakaolu, meaning 'with/containing cocoa' and süt, meaning 'milk'.

How does it change in a sentence?

The word kakaolu is the adjective form of kakao (cocoa). It is created by adding the suffix '-lu', which indicates possession or containing a specific ingredient.

How do you pronounce it?

The /k/ sound is like the [c] in core, the /u/ sound is like the [oo] in cool and the /s/ sound is like the [s] in send.

Did you know?

  • If you ask for 'çikolatalı süt' instead of kakaolu süt, you might be misunderstood as asking for milk that has actual pieces of chocolate in it rather than a flavored drink.
  • The word süt is used in the Turkish idiom süt dökmüşler gibi, which describes a scene of absolute silence and peace, similar to the English 'pin-drop silence'.
  • If you want a thicker, dessert-like chocolate milk, you might look for supangle, a traditional Turkish chocolate pudding that is often compared to a very thick chocolate milk.

Examples in context

  • Misafirlerimize çikolatalı süt ikram ediyoruz.
    We are serving chocolate milk to our guests.
  • Kakaolu süt içmek istiyorum.
    I want to drink chocolate milk.
  • Buzdolabında biraz kakaolu süt var.
    There is some chocolate milk in the fridge.
  • Çocuğa bir bardak kakaolu süt verdim.
    I gave the child a glass of chocolate milk.

Example conversation

Burak and Elif are in the kitchen during breakfast.

  1. Burak

    Elif, kahvaltı için kakaolu süt ister misin?
    Elif, would you like chocolate milk for breakfast?
  2. Elif

    Evet, çok severim!
    Yes, I love it!
  3. Burak

    Hemen hazırlıyorum.
    I am preparing it right away.
  4. Elif

    Teşekkür ederim Burak.
    Thank you, Burak.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Turkish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
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