In french what does Le garcon pas de lait mean?

"Le garçon pas de lait" is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make sense in French.

Here's why:

* "Le garçon" means "the boy."

* "Pas de lait" means "no milk."

You're likely missing a verb or another element to form a coherent sentence.

Here are some possible meanings you might be looking for:

* "Le garçon n'a pas de lait": This means "The boy has no milk."

* "Le garçon ne veut pas de lait": This means "The boy doesn't want milk."

* "Le garçon n'a pas besoin de lait": This means "The boy doesn't need milk."

Please provide more context or a complete sentence, and I can help you translate it correctly.