Je voudrais/veux (voudrais is more formal) un cafe au lait s'il vous plait
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∙ 14y agoWhile there are no records of the first person to put milk into coffee it was the French who started it.
Café au lait is coffee with milk or white coffee.
Je voudrais du cafe avec du lait.(I want some coffee with milk)
The word 'lait' means milk. The term also may be used in the French equivalent of 'cleansing cream', which is called 'cleansing milk'. And it may be used in the French equivalent of 'coffee with cream', which is called 'coffee with milk'.
French for coffee with milk. Sounds better in French doesn't it!!!
Cappucino is Italian for a coffee with some milk.
A coffee press, French Press, or a cafetière, is used to brew coffee. However, if you wish, you can use it to make milk foam.
No. In terms of origin, coffee came to Europe through Turkish trading with the Venetians. However, the tradition of adding milk and sweeteners to coffee to make it more palatable to Europeans, is a result of French experimentation. This is why many of the types of coffee, such as lattes have French names.
Coffee into milk i think is the best!!1
Café au lait.
No, coffee is not mostly milk. It is mostly coffee.
If you are asking for a coffee in a bar you would say Ponme un cafe Ponme means 'put for me' Give me is actually 'Dame'' There are different kinds of coffee, e.g. cafe con leche (coffee with milk) cortado (a small glass of concentrated coffee without milk)