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2. cotoacademy.com › life-in-japan-how-to-orderLife in Japan: How to Order Coffee in Japanese - Coto Academy

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   Mar 31, 2020 · Japan takes their coffee game rather seriously, however ordering coffee in a foreign language can be intimidating – but don’t worry, we have you covered. In this article we go over how to order coffee in Japanese. List of contents: English vs katakana; Drink specifications; Putting it together; When In a Cafe in Japan, How Should I Order?

3. skdesu.com › en › meaningカップ | kapu - Meaning in Japanese - Suki Desu

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   カップ is a Japanese word that means "cup" or "glass". The etymology of the word comes from the English "cup", which was borrowed into Japanese. The word is written in katakana, one of the three Japanese writing systems, which is used to write foreign words and proper names.

4. ling-app.com › ja › japanese-words-for-coffee5+ Easy Japanese Words For Coffee - ling-app.com

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   Aug 29, 2023 · Want to speak with your barista? If yes, try out these Japanese phrases: “I’d like a cup of coffee, please.” In Japanese, you would say, “コーヒーを一杯お願いします” (Kōhī o ippai onegaishimasu), where “Kōhī” is coffee, “ippai” means one cup and “onegaishimasu” is please. “May I have an iced latte?”

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Embassy_of_the_UnitedEmbassy of the United States, Tokyo - Wikipedia

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   The Embassy of the United States of America in Tokyo (駐日アメリカ合衆国大使館 Chū Nichi Amerikagasshūkoku Taishikan) represents the United States in Tokyo, Japan.

6. dictionary.cambridge.org › english-japanese › coffeeCOFFEE in Japanese - Cambridge Dictionary

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   noun. uk / ˈkɒf·i/ us / ˈkɔ·fi/ Add to word list. A1. a hot drink made from dark beans that are made into a powder, or a cup of this drink. コーヒー. Do you want a cup of coffee? A1 [ no plural ] the beans from which coffee is made, or the powder made from these beans. コーヒー（ 豆） instant coffee.

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   Why is coffee called in Japan?

   • In Japanese, the beloved beverage “coffee” gets a unique twist, transforming into “コーヒー” (pronounced “Kōhī”). Basically, Japan has a beautiful love affair with coffee, steeped in history and brimming with flavor.

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   Why is coffee so unique in Japan?

   • The uniqueness of coffee in Japan reflects the country’s ability to adapt to foreign influences while preserving its cultural core – very much akin to a beautifully aged, well-balanced cup of coffee. Intricately diverse yet harmonious. Just like Japan! Ready to learn more? Read on below! What Is Coffee In Japanese?

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   How to order coffee in Japanese?

   • Keep in mind some coffee stores – like Starbucks – use different terms for their sizes: short, tall, grande, etc. Instead of S, M, L – so just bear that in mind! Put it Together to Order Coffee in Japanese! Let’s say you want a grande (or medium size) iced mocha カフェモカ　エムサイズ　アイスで　おねがいします Then the clerk hits you with 店内でお過ごしですか？

   Life in Japan: How to Order Coffee in Japanese - Coto Academy

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   Do Japanese coffee shops serve hot or cold drinks?

   • As with any cafe, most drinks can be served hot or cold, so when ordering in Japanese it is important to specify. Thankfully most Japanese coffee shops make it easy by listing these options with katakana pronounciation as well. Then just tell them the size and whether it is for here or to go!

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   Do Japanese cafes have English menus?

   • Most Japanese cafes and coffee shops may have english menus, but the staff might not always understand what you are trying to order. The first thing to know about ordering coffee in Japanese is that alot of the vocabulary is the same as in English. It’s just carries a different pronunciation from what you might be used to.

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   What is a barista called in a Japanese Cafe?

   • In Japan, your coffee maestro is known as the “kōhī shokunin” or “Barista” (バリスタ). These individuals go beyond simply brewing coffee—they’re considered artisans, transforming beans into beautiful beverages with meticulous precision and passion.

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8. dictionary.cambridge.org › english-japanese › coffeecoffee | translation English to Japanese: Cambridge Dictionary

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   noun. uk / ˈkɒf·i/ us / ˈkɔ·fi/ A1. a hot drink made from dark beans that are made into a powder, or a cup of this drink. コーヒー. Do you want a cup of coffee? A1 [ no plural ] the beans from which coffee is made, or the powder made from these beans. コーヒー（豆） instant coffee.