Stupid eyes! The guest ordered "black tea and fresh milk", but she was scolded for giving "this cup".

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A latte is coffee with a lot of fresh milk. What is a black tea latte? In fact, black tea latte is black tea with fresh milk, but because the name is the same as "latte", many customers are foolishly confused. A beverage clerk posted on Facebook that he had brought a cup of black tea latte to a guest who had ordered black tea milk, only to be roared by the other party. I don't know if it makes sense, so she can't laugh or cry.

A beverage clerk posted on the "North Olympic" Facebook fan page that a guest returned to the store angrily in the afternoon after buying a drink in the morning and said that the drink had made a mistake: "I ordered a cup of black tea fresh milk, and you made me a black tea latte." Although the shop assistant was very silly, he could only smile and patiently explain: "Sir, black tea latte means black tea fresh milk." But the Olympic guest could not explain clearly. After listening to the clerk's response, he shouted angrily: "you lied to me. I don't know if the latte is coffee." The shop assistant can only imply in mind, "Wow!" Sir, you have so much common sense. "

Many netizens left angry messages: "latte always means milk", "if you don't understand, don't pretend to understand, Aoki", "his name is black tea fresh milk, even if you get a black tea latte, it's black tea fresh milk!" It doesn't smell like coffee, so why is he so angry? " , "another self-righteous Oak".

According to the definition of Wikipedia, some professional netizens left a message: "in the English world, Latte is the abbreviation of Caff è Latte, which generally refers to coffee brewed with hot fresh milk." The French word Lait is synonymous with the Italian word Latte, which means milk. Caff è Latte is the so-called coffee with milk, which is usually directly transliterated as' latte'or even 'latte' or 'natty'. As for the French word Caf é au Lait, which means coffee with milk, it is commonly referred to as "coffee O'Lei" or "O'Lei coffee". To sum up, latte means fresh milk in Italian, so when you ask a coffee shop clerk for a cup of Latte in Italy, the clerk will mistakenly think that the customer wants a glass of fresh milk.