A speaker walks through ordering and drinking coffee at a café, demonstrating practical English phrases like asking for a cup sleeve, syrup pump, and carrier. Learn the vocabulary for everyday café actions from putting on a sleeve to stirring your drink.
I'm going to use a sleeve so my hands don't get too cold. I'll also grab a straw, and some cafes even have bottles of syrup so you can pump extra sweetener into your drink. This one doesn't have it here. If you have more than one drink, you can always ask for a carrier as well, but I only have one coffee, so I don't need a carrier today. Now it's the best part. I can I can finally drink my coffee. So I will take off the lid and stir the coffee and milk with my straw. It's better when it's well mixed. After mixing it, I'll put the lid back on and take my first sip. Mmm, this is going to give me the energy I need for work.
