Coffee in spanish slang

Me gusta mucho tomar café. Tomo café todos los días. ¿Y usted? (I really like drinking coffee.

Cup of coffee in spanish

I have coffee every day. How about you?). If you’re a big coffee drinker and a Spanish learner, I think you’ll enjoy this post on how to order a coffee in Spanish. From Mexico all the way down to Chile, I’ve been drinking coffee everywhere I go in Latin America to research this post for you!

Coffee Vocabulary in Spanish

Ordering a coffee in Spanish is pretty easy, but you’ve got lots of options.

First, we’ll get started with a list of useful vocabulary:

• el café = coffee/cafe/coffee shop
• café molido = ground coffee
• granos de café = coffee beans
• tomar un café = have a coffee
• la taza = cup/mug
• la leche = milk
• la espuma = foam
• el azúcar = sugar
• la miel = honey
• el endulzante = sweetener
• la canela = cinnamon
• caliente = hot
• frío = cold
• café solo = espresso
• doble = double
• café con leche = coffee with milk
• cortado = espresso with steamed milk
• café americano = American coffee (filtered)
• café irlandés = Irish Coffee
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