今ミルクを切らしていますって英語でなんて言うの？

Explanation: to be out of something = not to have any of that item. 'Clean out' of something adds stress to your statement. Example sentence: "The supermarket is clean out of bread.We"ll have to go out of town to find any."

The two sentences you see provided above are excellent ways to express to your listener that you are out of milk for the moment. In the second sentence you will see the term for the time being. This term means at the present time or moment. This is a commonly used term, it would make a terrific addition to your vocabulary.

Hi! Since you work in a restaurant/cafe you would want to apologize first for not having something you are supposed to have, so I would first apologize for the inconvenience. After apologizing let them know you don't have anymore at the moment but would be willing to get something else that can make them happy. Adding the word "currently" is good so that your customer will know that it is only at the moment and not a permanent problem so they would be willing to come back. Hope that helps!

If you want to apologise to a customer then a polite way is to start with 'I'm sorry' or 'I'm afraid' 'we don't have any' or 'we are out of' means that there is none left if you add 'at the moment' this means at this present time

Whenever a restaurant is out of something, a polite response would be to explain you are out of that item but also offer a substitute item so they will feel like you are being caring to them. I'm sorry but we have run out of milk today, but I can bring you something else. We have run out of milk but I can bring you something else.

In order to explain to customers that you have ran out of milk, you could state "We have run out of milk at the moment, we hope we will have some soon". This both explains the situation to the customer, but also shows that you are working on a resolution to the problem.