Learn Business Spanish! Barista Spanish
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Es lunes el 24 de julio de 2017
Hola,
Thanks so much for stopping by today. Monday’s are our Workplace and Business Spanish where you’ll learn key words related to different industries.
Remember, that even if you don’t work in this field you may still use the products or services and therefore these key words will benefit you, too!
Today is Barista Spanish
VOCABULARIO CLAVE – Barista Spanish
Soy barista. Trabajo en un café.
¿Qué te puedo hacer / preparar? – What can I make / prepare for you?
Me gustaría un café espreso con crema. – I’d like an espresso with cream.
¿Un doble o uno sencillo? – a double / single
Un doble, por favor. Gracias.
un vaso / una taza – a glass / a cup
una taza de café, por favor.
los granos de café – coffee beans
el tostado claro /oscuro – light roast / dark roast
cafeinado /descafeinado – caffeinated / decaf
caliente / frío – hot / cold
con hielo / sin hielo – with ice / without ice
dulce / sin azúcar – sweet / without sugar
extra shot de espreso – and extra shot of espresso
12 onzas – 12 ounces
leche entera / leche descremada – whole milk / skim milk
crema / media crema – cream / half and half
crema batida – whipped cream
leche al vapor / espuma de leche – steamed milk / foamed milk
sabores / jarabes – flavors / syrups
un toque de… – a touch of…
…vainilla – …vanilla
…avellano – …hazelnut
…caramelo / dulce de leche – …caramel
…frambuesa – …raspberry
…menta – …peppermint
…moca – …mocha
…canela – …cinnamon
Quisiera una taza de café. Prefiero el tostado oscuro. – I would like a cup of coffee. I prefer the dark roast.
¿Y para Usted? – And for you?
Dame un café latte con leche descremada y un toque de jarabe avellano, por favor. – Give me a cafe latte with skim milk and a touch of hazelnut syrup, please.
¿Es para aquí o para llevar? – Is it for here or to go?
Para llevar – To go
Hay servilletas y popotes allí en la mesa. – There are napkins and straws over there on the table.
Propinas – tips
Action step: Try to find a little coffee shop or bakery that serves coffee in a Spanish-speaking part of town. Go in and order a cup. Enjoy.
Alternative: While travelling through Spain, the Caribbean, Mexico or Central /South America, find a little café and order a cup. Happy travels.
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Hasta mañana,
Carolina
