Unlike us Chinese who love tea, foreigners generally prefer coffee. I have met many foreign friends, and the first thing they do when they get to work is a cup of super bitter black coffee.

In order to take a break from your busy schedule and enjoy some time in a cafe when traveling abroad, let’s talk about coffee today.

Coffee Types

The picture below was created by Lokesh Dhakar, original address: http://lokeshdhakar.com/coffee-drinks-illustrated/): If you are interested, you can click in to learn more ~ ​​I added phonetic symbols/Chinese characters on it should be clearer to understand.

milk foam: milk foam

syrup

steamed milk: hot milk

whipped cream: whipped cream

ORDER

What kind of coffee would you like?

What would you like?

What can I get you?

I'll have a latte, please.

Note that although it seems that liquid things cannot be directly added with a in grammar, in spoken English, we often use expressions like a coffee/a juic/a beer. Students taking exams should not learn this, but students who are traveling should master it.

Ask if you want ice:

would you like ice with that? would you like ice with that?

no ice, please

a little, please

lots of ice, please

Ask size

Large or Small Large or Small

Note that Starbucks' cups are not called Large/small. I'll make a special collection to explain it next time~~

Finally, here are some beautiful cards for you. Just collect and share them with your fingers!

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