How to Say “Milk” in German

Milch
/mɪlç/feminine
The German word for milk is Milch.
Milch is a feminine noun used to refer to the liquid. You may also encounter the related verb melken, which means to express any liquid or specifically to milk a mammal.
Meaning: liquid (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

As a feminine noun, the definite article for Milch is die in the nominative and accusative cases. In the dative case, the article changes to der.

How do you pronounce it?

/mɪlç/

Did you know?

  • In some German regions, the phrase Milchmädchen is used to describe someone who is overly optimistic or naive, literally translating to 'milk maid'.
  • The word Milch appears in the compound Milchzahn, which refers to a baby tooth, literally translating to 'milk tooth'.
  • The word Milch is used in the term Milchstraße to name the Milky Way galaxy, which literally translates to 'milk street'.

Examples in context

  • Ist noch Milch da?
    Is there any milk left?
    This sentence is useful for asking if there is any milk remaining.
    Tatoeba #1306621 by Pfirsichbaeumchen, translation #3028480 by AlanF_US
  • Gib mir mehr Milch!
    Give me more milk!
    This sentence is useful for requesting more milk.
    Tatoeba #440994 by Espi, translation #530547 by wma
  • Die Milch ist alle.
    There isn't any milk left.
    This sentence is useful for stating that the milk has been finished or is no longer available.
    Tatoeba #603799 by samueldora, translation #32217 by CK
  • Könnte ich bitte ein Glas Milch haben?
    Could I please have a glass of milk?
  • Haben Sie Milch?
    Do you have milk?
  • Ich nehme einen Kaffee mit Vollmilch, bitte.
    I'll have a coffee with whole milk, please.
  • Hast du noch Milch?
    Do you still have milk?
  • 683 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Julian and Laura are in the kitchen during breakfast.

  1. Julian

    Möchtest du auch Milch?
    Would you like some milk too?
  2. Laura

    Ja, bitte, mit Kaffee.
    Yes, please, with coffee.
  3. Julian

    Hier ist deine Milch.
    Here is your milk.
  4. Laura

    Danke, Julian, das ist lieb.
    Thanks, Julian, that's kind.

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