Examples of using "Kahveye" in a sentence and their english translations:
I need coffee.
What did you put in the coffee?
She added milk to the coffee.
Tom reached for the coffee.
Don't put sugar in the coffee.
I do not put sugar in the coffee.
I can add sugar to this coffee.
I need some coffee.
How about some coffee?
We need some coffee.
I prefer coke to coffee.
He added a little sugar to the coffee.
I need coffee in the morning.
Are you going with me to the cafe?
How about some more coffee?
I prefer tea to coffee.
- She put much sugar in the coffee.
- She put a lot of sugar in the coffee.
- She put lots of sugar in the coffee.
And what about a coffee?
How about a cup of coffee?
You just need some coffee.
I just need some coffee.
They prefer tea to coffee.
We need some more coffee.
We need more coffee.
I need more coffee.
Tom prefers tea to coffee.
Generally speaking, Americans are very fond of coffee.
How about a cup of hot coffee?
I think we need more coffee.
We're going to need some more coffee.
I need a cup of hot coffee.
How about another cup of coffee?
I really need a cup of coffee.
How about a cup of coffee after lunch?
I woke up 5 minutes ago. I need coffee before I can start working.
I want to hug you and invite you to coffee this evening, how can I do that?
"How about a cup of coffee?" "I wish I could, but I have some place I have to go."
I used to prefer black tea to coffee, but recently I've been drinking a good amount of both.