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Ordering at a Cafe in Korean
I’m going to go through the average conversation I have at a cafe here in Korea. Refer to Cafe Drink Vocabulary to say more specific drinks~
BARISTA: 어서오세요/안녕하세요 | Welcome/Hello
CUSTOMER: 네 안녕하세요 | Hello
BARISTA: 주문하시겠어요? | Are you ready to order?
CUSTOMER: ___ 한잔 주세요 | I’ll have a ___.
커피 | coffee
아메리카노 | americano
카페라떼 | cafe latte
두잔 | 2 cups/glasses
세잔 | 3 cups
네잔 | 4 cups (keep going like that with Native Korean numbers. After 4, you do not shorten the number)
BARISTA: 어떤 사이즈로 드릴까요? | What size?
CUSTOMER: ___ 주세요. | A ___, please.
스몰 | small
미디엄 | medium
레귤러 | regular
라지 | large
BARISTA: 더 필요하신거 있어요? | Do you need anything else?
CUSTOMER:
아니요. 그거면 되요. | No that’s all.
네. 초코케이크도 하나 주세요. | Yes. Please give me a slice of cake as well.
네. 아이스바닐라라떼 한잔 하고 딸기 마카롱 두개 주세요 | Yes. Please give me an iced vanilla latte and 2 strawberry macarons.
BARISTA: 여기서 드실거예요? | Are you eating here?
CUSTOMER:
네 여기서 마실거예요. | Yes, I’ll drink it here.
아니요. 가져갈거예요. | No I’m taking it out.
아니요. 포장해주세요. | No, please wrap it up (to-go, usually for food or food/drink).
아니요. 테이크아웃이에요. | No, it’s take-out.
BARISTA: 오천 사백원입니다. | It’s 5,400 won. (Use Sino Korean numbers with money)
CUSTOMER: 카드 받으세요? | Do you take card?
BARISTA:
네 받습니다 | yes
죄송합니다 현금만 받습니다 | Sorry we only take cash
BARISTA: 영수증 드릴까요? | Would you like the receipt?
CUSTOMER:
네 영수증 주세요 | yes please give me the receipt
아니요 괜찮아요 | no I’m okay
BARISTA: 감사합니다. 잠시만 기다려주세요. | Thank you. Please wait a moment.
CUSTOMER: 감사합니다 | thank you.
Practice:
Try to place an order for one of the pictures below
1) Sangria Ade, 2) Iced americano and a scone, 3) Tiramisu cake (I think) and a latte, or 4) Affogato
Cafe Drink Vocabulary
Cafes usually break their menu down by sections:
1) 커피/에스프레소 Coffee/Espresso
아메리카노 | americano
에스프레소 | espresso
카페라떼 | cafe latte
카푸치노 | cappucino
카라멜마끼아또 | caramel macchiato
바닐라라떼 | vanilla latte
카페모카 | caffe mocha
화이트모카 | white mocha
2) 라떼 | Lattes
These are ones that (usually) don’t have coffee in them. Always better to ask.
군고구마라떼 | sweet potato latte (tan/slightly green color)
자색고구마라떼 | purple sweet potato latte
그린티/녹차라떼 | green tea latte
초코라떼 | hot chocolate
블루베리라떼 | blueberry latte
3) 아이스/에이드 | Iced/Ade
This category is usually iced teas, specialty iced drinks, and “ades.” The lemonades and other drinks are usually more of the non-American style where they’re fizzy instead of made with water, sugar, and juice of the fruit.
레몬에이드 | lemonade
오렌지에이드 | orange
자몽에이드 | grapefruit
딸기에이드 | strawberry
청포도에이드 | green grape
블루베리에이드 | blueberry
아이스티 복숭아 | iced peach tea
아이스티 레몬 | iced lemon tea
4) 쥬스/스무디 | Juice/Smoothie
These are the most common flavors. There’s often a combination of them below. And if theres more than one flavor, they’re often like this 딸기바나나 요거트 스무디.
생과일 | fresh fruit (생 before a fruit name means its fresh)
망고 | mango
딸기 | strawberry
바나나 | banana
키위 | kiwi
파인애플 | pineapple
블루베리 | blueberry
수박 | watermelon
요거트 | yogurt
5) 차 | Tea
녹차 | green tea
홍차 | black tea
유자차 | citron tea
자몽차 | grapefruit tea
장미차 | rose tea
캐모마일 | chamomile
페퍼민트 | peppermint
쟈스민 | jasmine
로즈마리 | rosemary
(꿀)레몬차 | (honey) lemon tea
오미자차 | five (flavor/fruit?) tea
인삼차 | ginseng tea
국화차 | chrysanthemum tea
보리차 | barely tea
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Weekly Verb
믿다 - To trust, To believe (in)
Conjugation:
믿었어요 - Past
믿어요 - Present
믿고 있어요 - Present progressive
믿을 거예요 - Future
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Interjections In Korean
감탄사- Interjections/Exclamations
우와- woah/wow
ㅋㅋㅋ- lol/laughing sound
ㅎㅎㅎ-haha/laughing sound
하하- haha
허허- laughter for middle-aged/old men (you’d never expect a woman to laugh like this mainly because it’s too low tone wise) kinda Santa laugh
호호- laughter for usually middle-aged women (just imagine your mum having a polite roasting battle with another woman and this is the laughter you’d expect or when she’s politely laughing)
헤헿- heheh (laughter but with this face😏 or 😊 but depends on the context)
헤헤- hehe (more innocent laughter)
아!- Ah! (can mean ouch or ohh depending on the situation and tone)
어?/뭐?/뭐라고?- huh? (means pardon but more casual)
오~- used when you’re amazed or when something exceeds expectations
흠- hmm
아이구- ohh/ah (at something unfortunate) used mainly by old ladies because their back hurts (my UNCLE says it more than my grandpa when he gets up😂😂😂)
아이고- oops (mild dismay, surprise, etc., usually at one’s own mistake but can be at another’s mistake)
헐- omg
대박- woah/amazing/omg
에이- no way/are you kidding me (depends on context)
야!- Oi!/Hey!
짱!- amazing/great
얼쑤!- There’s no English translation but it’s a traditional Korean sound that is used when you’re enjoying/agree to something (used mainly by the elderly generation or during a traditional Korean performance)
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27.12.18 being my own barrista has its perks
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It’s been 2 years since we last visited this little spot (around the corner from where my family’s apartment is) and it’s still so good – the brand is Californian but the coffee for this branch is roasted locally here in Brooklyn. Last time we visited you may remember my family out here bought me a Blue Bottle bag as a surprise leaving gift. I didn’t have a grinder then, but now that I do I picked up some beans to take home. They’ll match my old bag ☕️
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Finally a relaxing morning to myself. I like morning lectures but they are so draining. Time to plan, drink tea and take some time for myself! ☕
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