As far as I know, it's "One coffee" in Catalan, Spanish and French.
If informal, as if to a friend or relative: Quieres tomar un cafe conmigo? If formal, Quiere "" If informal, as if to a friend or relative: Quieres tomar un cafe conmigo? If formal, Quiere ""
champagne is the most popular drink in France :)
Un retaurante service rapide is a fast food restaurant and un cafe is literally a cafe like a coffee shop or a bakery.
In French a cafe is spelled "un café" (masc.).
"Un cafe" means 'a cafe'. So "cafe" is "cafe" in French.
A regular cafe is what it sounds. A regular (plain) cafe (place to eat and drink coffee)
The specialty drink at Patron Cafe XO that customers rave about is the Espresso Martini.
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Literally : "When can we drink a coffee to get to know each other?" But it's understood as: "When can we go get a coffee to get to know each other?"
un café mocha
"un café" (masc.)
no if you drink to much you will get big