How to order a coffee like a native Spanish speaker | CBS Show 2.07

Coffee Break Spanish

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🗓️ 11 July 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Want to know how to order a coffee in Spanish and sound like a local anywhere you go? If so then tune into this episode of the Coffee Break Spanish Show as we share some tips you won't want to miss!

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0:00.0	Welcome to the coffee break Spanish
0:05.0	show I'm choncha and I'm so I'm sure I'm novel what you're in a novel what's all
0:08.4	in a novel how you're in a well come you're in a stu
0:10.1	no bien yolgos and we are back with a new I'm always with Ghana. Yes, I'm very.
0:13.0	And we are back with another one of the episodes of the Coffee Break Spanish show.
0:18.0	And in this weekly episodes, we help you improve your Spanish one coffee break at a time.
0:25.0	And if you are watching the video version, then remember to subscribe to our channel on YouTube.
0:31.0	And if you are listening to the podcast then also subscribe.
0:34.4	Eso is. So we are going to talk about something very interesting today
0:38.9	Anna Béz. So we are going to share with our learner some tricks to interact in cafes and
0:48.6	shops and sound like a native speaker. Oh I I'm ganta, yes.
0:53.0	Empe we're not so.
0:55.0	Epe we're. Okay, so for this episode I want our learners to imagine that they are in a cafe or in a shop.
1:09.0	Okay, so imagine that you and I are having a coffee in a cafe and then we hear someone trying to order a coffee, okay, and they say, can I have a latte, please? So they would say something like,
1:23.4	Pue do you need a cafe collage. Okay, which is the literal translation, let's say.
1:29.5	So I'm guessing you and I will look at each other being like, that sounded really weird.
1:35.0	See? So that's what we are going to learn today.
1:38.0	How to say those little phrases and sound like a native speaker.
1:42.0	Estuenna? Okay. So now let's... and sound like a native speaker. That's now.
1:43.0	Okay. So now let's transport ourselves to a cafe in Spain in Madrid, for example.
1:50.0	Perfect.
1:51.0	Okay. So you Anna Valier fromieu. So how would you say, can I have a latte?
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