Coffee in Different Languages

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Coffee in Different Languages: Coffee is the brewed beverage from coffee beans that are produced from dried, seeds of coffee berries of certain types. Coffee beans are now being produced in over 70 nations, mostly in the Equatorial areas of America, Southeast Asia, the Indian and African subcontinents. Clean processed ripe, and dried coffee berries.

Coffee in All Languages

Translation of word Coffee in almost 100+ different languages of the world.

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Albaniankafe
Basquekafea
Belarusianкава
Bosniankafa
Bulgarianкафе
Catalancafè
Croatiankava
Czechkáva
Danishkaffe
Dutchkoffie
Estoniankohv
Finnishkahvi
Frenchcafé
Galiciancafé
GermanKaffee
Greekκαφές (kafés)
Hungariankávé
IcelandicKaffi
Irishcaife
Italiancaffè
Latviankafija
Lithuaniankava
Macedonianкафе
Maltesekafè
Norwegiankaffe
PolishKawa
Portuguesecafé
Romaniancafea
Russianкофе (kofe)
Serbianкафа (kafa)
Slovakkáva
Sloveniankava
Spanishcafé
Swedishkaffe
Ukrainianкави (kavy)
Welshcoffi
Yiddishקאַווע
Armenianսուրճ
Azerbaijaniqəhvə
Bengaliকফি
Chinese Simplified咖啡 (kāfēi)
Chinese Traditional咖啡 (kāfēi)
Georgianყავა
Gujaratiકોફી
Hindiकॉफ़ी
Hmongkas fes
Japaneseコーヒー
Kannadaಕಾಫಿ
Kazakhкофе
Khmerកាហ្វេ
Korean커피 (keopi)
Laoກາເຟ
Malayalamകോഫി
Marathiकॉफी
Mongolianкофе
Myanmar (Burmese)ကော်ဖီ
Nepaliकफी
Sinhalaකෝපි
Tajikқаҳва
Tamilகாபி
Teluguకాఫీ
Thaiกาแฟ
TurkishKahve
Urduکافی
Uzbekqahva
Vietnamesecà phê
Arabicقهوة (qahua)
Hebrewקָפֶה
Persianقهوه
Afrikaanskoffie
Chichewakhofi
Hausakofi
Igbokọfị
Sesothokofi
Somalikafeega
Swahilikahawa
Yorubakọfi
Zuluikhofi
Cebuanokape
Filipinokape
Indonesiankopi
Javanesewarung
Malagasykafe
Malaykopi
Maorikawhe
Esperantokafo
Haitian Creolekafe
Latincapulus

Coffee in European Languages

Translation of word Coffee in almost 42 European languages.

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Albaniankafe
Basquekafea
Belarusianкава
Bosniankafa
Bulgarianкафе
Catalancafè
Corsicancaffè
Croatiankava
Czechkáva
Danishkaffe
Dutchkoffie
Estoniankohv
Finnishkahvi
Frenchcafé
Frisiankofje
Galiciancafé
GermanKaffee
Greekκαφές [kafés]
Hungariankávé
IcelandicKaffi
Irishcaife
Italiancaffè
Latviankafija
Lithuaniankava
LuxembourgishKaffi
Macedonianкафе
Maltesekafè
Norwegiankaffe
PolishKawa
Portuguesecafé
Romaniancafea
Russianкофе [kofe]
Scots Gaeliccofaidh
Serbianкафа [kafa]
Slovakkáva
Sloveniankava
Spanishcafé
Swedishkaffe
Tatarкәһвә
Ukrainianкави [kavy]
Welshcoffi
Yiddishקאַווע

Coffee in Asian Languages

Translation of word Coffee in almost 36 Asian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Armenianսուրճ
Azerbaijaniqəhvə
Bengaliকফি
Chinese Simplified咖啡 [kāfēi]
Chinese Traditional咖啡 [kāfēi]
Georgianყავა
Gujaratiકોફી
Hindiकॉफ़ी
Hmongkas fes
Japaneseコーヒー
Kannadaಕಾಫಿ
Kazakhкофе
Khmerកាហ្វេ
Korean커피 [keopi]
Kyrgyzкофе
Laoກາເຟ
Malayalamകോഫി
Marathiकॉफी
Mongolianкофе
Myanmar (Burmese)ကော်ဖီ
Nepaliकफी
Odiaକଫି
Pashtoکافي
Punjabiਕਾਫੀ
Sindhiڪافي
Sinhalaකෝපි
Tajikқаҳва
Tamilகாபி
Teluguకాఫీ
Thaiกาแฟ
TurkishKahve
Turkmenkofe
Urduکافی
Uyghurقەھۋە
Uzbekqahva
Vietnamesecà phê

Coffee in Middle East Languages

Translation of word Coffee in 4 middle eastern languages.

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Arabicقهوة [qahua]
Hebrewקָפֶה
Kurdish (Kurmanji)qehwe
Persianقهوه

Coffee in African Languages

Translation of word Coffee in almost 13 African languages.

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Afrikaanskoffie
Amharicቡና
Chichewakhofi
Hausakofi
Igbokọfị
Kinyarwandaikawa
Sesothokofi
Shonakofi
Somalikafeega
Swahilikahawa
Xhosakofu
Yorubakọfi
Zuluikhofi

Coffee in Austronesian Languages

Translation of word Coffee in almost 10 Austronesian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Cebuanokape
Filipinokape
Hawaiiankope
Indonesiankope
Javanesewarung
Malagasykafe
Malaykopi
Maorikawhe
Samoankofe
Sundanesekopi

Coffee in Other Foreign Languages

Different LanguagesWord Coffee
Esperantokafo
Haitian Creolekafe
Latincapulus

Video Translation of Coffee in 10 Other Languages

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More Information about Coffee

Based on the ideal taste, dried seeds are roasted to various degrees. Roasted beans are pounded and then brewed to create the so-called coffee with near-boiling water.

Coffee is also used in different types of sweets, ice cream, drinks, dessert to give them a delicious flavor.

Coffee is black, bitter mildly acidic and activates human mind, particularly because of its quantity of caffeine. It is one of the most common drinks in the world and could be prepared and served in various ways.

At the start of the rainy season, the conventional way of seeding coffee is to position 20 seeds in each hole. This process losses about 50% of the seed capacity as approximately half of the seeds do not grow.

A more successful coffee method in Brazil is to grow seedlings in nurseries, which are then cultivated outdoors for 6 to 12 months.

When we speak about coffee, we generally think about its opportunity to improve your strength. Nevertheless, it may give other important health benefits, such as a lower risk of cancer, type 2 diabetes, protection from Parkinson’s and heart failure, according to some studies.

Furthermore, several studies have found that two or even more cups of coffee a day may increase the likelihood of heart disease in people with a certain and relatively common genetic mutation that decreases the breakdown in the body.

Although coffee is less risky than the benefits, keep in mind that there are nutrients that coffee do not from other beverages, such as milk and some fruity juices.

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