Every day I go to the café and have coffee.

Let's go drink a cup of coffee at that coffee shop over there.

Have a coffee.

I'll get the coffee.

To the Café Royal.

Heaskedme to go foracoffee.

You always go to the café.

Yes, would you like anything else?

Let's go to the cafeteria.

Hey, look! Coffee. Me.

He hasn't drunk his coffee yet, his coffee yet, his coffee yet!

I'll fix you some coffee.

Ma, why don't you fetch us some coffee out here?

I went, first thing, to get a coffee.

Make yourself some coffee, won't you ?

Scotch coffee, Canadian coffee, sour mash coffee...

So give him now some coffee please, some coffee please, some coffee please!

Wouldn't it be better if we went and got a coffee?

Go on, now, fix me some coffee.

How about some coffee first?

Look, I can't find any coffee

I'll make some coffee and be right with you.

I've got some coffee and lasagna and...

Will you ask him to pick me up at the cafe?

I went to the cafe, but she isn't there.

Let's take our coffee in the other room, huh?

well. I'm going down for a cup of coffee.

The coffee pot is full of coffee.

In the main coffee consuming countries, over 75 per cent of coffee is consumed as roasted and ground, 20 per cent in soluble forms and the remainder in products derived from coffee extracts.

And I'll have some coffee ready for when you come in.

We'd just dropped in for a cup of coffee, and...

I stopped by a café for a drink.

Wait. Into the kitchen and make a pot of coffee.

Do you suppose they'll have any coffee aboard? Real coffee?

Black or with cream?

I'm going for a coffee or a swim.

Right? It's beans right? It's coffee beans.

I had a cup of coffee at the cafe.

He hasn't drunk his coffee yet, his coffee yet!

Just coffee? Donut, Danish?

Tonight he'll be at Rick's. Everybody comes to Rick's.

Did he go for coffee again?

I mean, like the kitchen and make us some coffee.

I'll make you some coffee. No, thanks.

How can your coffee be true?