Practical Speaking How to order coffee in English

1. i would like a tall decaf coffee with room.

I want a medium cup of decaffeinated coffee and milk.

Decaf is an abbreviation for decaffeinated, which means "decaffeinated coffee, decaffeinated coffee", and the opposite is regular, i.e., "regular cup, undecaffeinated coffee". If you don't specify it, the clerk will generally default to regular.

If you want to add cream or milk, you need to say with room for cream, or simply with room; Some clerks will add cream by default, and if you want to do without cream, then you have to say no room.

2. i would like a tall skinny latte with a double shot.

I'm going to take a medium nonfat latte and add two parts of concentrate.

Example 1 is Basic Coffee, but Starbucks also has a lot of signature hot drinks, such as espressos, lattes, cappuccinos, and macchiatos. The last three can be further divided according to "fat content in milk", "espresso amount", and "decaffeinated or not".

The "fat content" of milk is divided into whole, low fat (2% fat), and skinny (skimmed, 0% fat). Without explanation, you will be given a full-fat one by default.

The "espresso boost" is divided into single shots, double shots, and tripple shots. Unless otherwise specified, one serving of concentration is generally added by default for medium cups (tall), and two parts of concentration are added by default for grande and extra-large cups (venti).

I want a large cup of mocha cold drink, deceased and skimmed.

Starbucks also offers a variety of coffees, collectively known as frappuccinos. The specific ordering method is similar to the situation in Example 2. However, it is important to note that skim milk is called light when served cold, such as Caramel Frappuccino

light (caramel defatted frappuccino).

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