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コーヒーを飲む

kōhī o nomu
verb phrase★Beginner— to drink coffeeLoanword from English コーヒー
informal

to consume coffee as a beverage

彼は毎日コーヒーを飲む

He drinks coffee every day

💡

A common daily activity in many cultures, often associated with morning routines or social gatherings.

Collocations

コーヒーを飲むto drink coffeeコーヒーを淹れるto brew coffeeコーヒーを注文するto order coffee

Synonyms

コーヒーを飲むコーヒーをいただく

Related Phrases

コーヒーを淹れるphrase
to brew coffee
コーヒーを注文するphrase
to order coffee

💡Pro Tip

Common Contexts

This phrase is often used in morning routines or social settings, such as inviting someone to drink coffee together.

⚡Gold Rule

Politeness

In formal settings, you might say 'コーヒーを飲みます' (kōhī o nomimasu) instead of the casual '飲む' (nomu).

📖Word Origin

The verb '飲む' (nomu) means 'to drink,' while 'コーヒー' (kōhī) is a loanword from English 'coffee.'

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation and can refer to drinking coffee at home, in a café, or at work.

Word Breakdown

コーヒー
coffee
loanword
+
を
object marker
particle
+
飲む
to drink
verb
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