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Bookmark or Share- A coffee cup/ A cup of coffee - WordReference ForumsHello, I was wondering if there is any meaning difference between these two sentences: A coffee cup/ A cup of coffee And if it's not asking too much, I would like to know the difference between these too: A box of matches/ a matchbox A tin of paint/ a paint tin Ty
- have/take a coffee | WordReference ForumsYo nunca lo había escuchado. Se puede take a break, take a shower, etc., pero lo de "take a coffee" me suena raro, de hecho al leer el título de tu hilo pensé que era un calco del español "tomar un café". "Let's have (a cup of) coffee" sí se dice. Otro verbo que se me ocurre es get. Let's go get (some) coffee.
- a coffee/ some coffee | WordReference ForumsOffering someone "a cup of coffee" is still quite common and not at all old-fashioned in the U.S. What has changed since this thread was first opened is that "a coffee" (short for "a cup of coffee") has become acceptable and even mainstream. I remember cringing when people started saying "a coffee."
- Cafe vs. Café - WordReference ForumsIn NA this really doesn't ring true. Most cafes just serve coffee (one sort, plus, maybe, decaf for wusses). If you were to ask what sorts of coffee they sell, you would be directed to the Starbucks down the street (for which the term cafe would probably not be applied, interestingly MS Word just automatically added the accent to ca
- How to answer “would you like a cup of tea or a coffee”?It means the ladies would like tea or coffee? Or either of it? And, there is a Chinese teacher teaching English on Tiktok, she gave the almost same sentence. A:“Would you like a cup of tea or a cup of coffee?” B:”Yes, please.” A lots of native speakers on Tiktok said she was wrong and the correct question would be “Yes, tea/coffee ...
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