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Five common types of fancy coffee include latte, cappuccino, mocha, Campbell blue and Machi Yadow. Want to know the ratio of foam, milk, whipped cream to coffee?

Our city is inadvertently surrounded by the charming aroma of coffee. Would you like a cup of coffee too?

While tasting the coffee, you should also know the kind of coffee.

By the way, learn how to order a cup of coffee in English.

§Espresso espresso

The base of most espresso coffee, usually Solo is one Espresso;Doppio and two Espresso.

§Americano American coffee

Basically espresso with hot water; the ratio is 2:3.

§Latte latte

Espresso with lots of boiled milk and some foam.

§Cappuccino cappuccino

Espresso with steamed milk and foam; the ratio is 1:1:1.

§Mocha Mocha

Espresso with mocha sauce or chocolate syrup, plus boiled milk, topped with whipped cream.

§Caramel Macchiato caramel macchiato

Espresso is mixed with boiled milk and vanilla syrup, added with milk foam and covered with caramel sauce.

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Next, learn how to order a cup of coffee you want. Let's see how Barista will take your order.

Practical sentence patterns for ordering coffee:

Barista: What would you like to drink (order) today?

Barista: what would you like to drink today?

Customer: I would like to have a cup of latte with low-fat milk, please.

Customer: I'd like a latte with low-fat milk.

[supplement 1] the word Barista is used to refer to an expert in making espresso-related drinks.

[supplement 2] in addition to I would like, we can also say that Illustrated 39% have or Illustrated 39% take!

Barista: What size would you like?

Barista: what size do you want?

Customer: Medium, please.

Customer: medium, please.

[supplement] large cup: large (16oz); medium cup: medium (12oz); small cup: small (8oz)

Barista: For here or to go?

Barista: would you like it in or out?

Customer: To go, thanks!

Customer: take it away, thank you!