Original sentence: In Italian, latte (, ) is simply the word for milk.Ordering a "latte" (popular North American use) in Italy will get a large glass of (most likely) hot milk, as latte simply means milk in Italian.The long Italian form literally means "coffee and milk", similar to the French café au lait, the Spanish café con leche and the Portuguese café com leite
Edited sentence: In Italian latte (, ) means milk.Ordering a "latte" (a term used in many English-speaking countries for a coffee with milk) in Italy will get a glass of hot or cold milk.The Italian form means "coffee and milk", similar to the French café au lait, the Spanish café con leche and the Portuguese café com leite