Some knowledge of English about coffee

The first is espresso espresso, also known as espresso, which is brewed from ground beans filtered by high-pressure steam and hot water. The "espresso" brewed in this way is called one shot. Many kinds of coffee can be made with different proportions of milk in espresso. If you want stronger coffee, ask the clerk to double the number of espresso. For example, Illustrated 39% d like a double/triple espresso. I'd like a double / triple espresso.

The second kind is latte latte. Latte is characterized by the addition of a lot of hot milk, only dotted with a thin layer of milk foam, foam. But if you want a little more foam, you can say, I want some extra foam. I'd like some more foam. When drinking an iced latte, you want to put less ice on it, and you can say, Don't use too much ice. Don't add too much ice.

The third is caffe mocha mocha. Mocha coffee is the best choice for sweet people because it has mocha sauce (chocolate sauce) at the bottom and whipped cream at the top. But in case you think fresh cream is high in calories, you can say, I don't want any whipped cream. I don't want whipped cream. You can also adjust the proportion of mocha sauce, that is, Please give me a little extra / less chocolate syrup.

The fourth is cappuccino cappuccino. People who like to eat thick milk foam can order cappuccino, because this coffee has the most milk foam. If you want more foam and less hot milk, you can say, I want it dry. I'd like less milk. Or I want a dry cappuccino. I'll have a cappuccino without milk and only foam. If you want more hot milk, you can say, I want it wet. I'd like some more milk. Or I want a wet cappuccino. I have a cappuccino with more milk.

The fifth is Americano American coffee. American coffee is espresso with a certain proportion of water. But there is also a good way to add ice instead of water: I want an Americano with ice, no water. I'd like an American coffee with only ice and no water.

Finally, let's talk about misto Mistol Coffee, which is actually "coffee milk" made up of half coffee and half milk, also known as cafe au lait "Ole Coffee". When you click misto, you can change the amount of milk, you can say, I want more/less milk. I want a little more milk. / less.

When you have finished talking about the types of coffee, and then talk about some words and sentence patterns that you need to use when ordering coffee, you can use Icoffee 39 / I want a d like a. / I want a. / Can you get me a.? / Please pull me a...? Have some coffee you like in these sentence patterns.

So when you order coffee, you may be asked what kind of coffee you want. There are generally three sizes of coffee to choose from: grande large, tall medium and short small. If you want to add ice, it's iced coffee. If you don't make any special instructions, it means you want some hot coffee.

The question of fat content in coffee can be expressed as low-fat low fat and nonfat defatted coffee, but most cafes do not serve nonfat nonfat coffee. If there is a special requirement for the number of servings of espresso espresso, there can be a difference between double double, three triple, four quad and decaf decaf. Without special instructions, coffee is basically based on a single espresso.

Coffee can also be served with a variety of syrup, including vanilla syrup vanilla syrup, hazelnut syrup hazelnut syrup, caramel syrup caramel, and almond syrup almond. If there is no special request, coffee is usually made without syrup. If you want to have coffee in the shop, you can say for here, and if you want to take it away, say to go. The clerk will ask you the same question when ordering coffee.

Now put all these elements together and give some example sentences, Illustrated 39% d like a short low-fat mocha for here. I'd like a small cup of low-fat mocha coffee for the store. I want a tall double latte with hazelnut syrup to go. I'd like a take-out medium double hazelnut latte. Can you get me a tall iced decaf mocha without whipped cream to go? Please bring me a medium decaf iced mocha without whipped cream.