How to Order Coffee in Korean: Your Ultimate Guide

In this lesson, you're going to learn some important words and phrases so that you can order your next cup of coffee in Korean.
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[@chrish.4729]

Best lesson ever on ordering coffee in Korea!

[@santoverse]

Wow, you’ve already finished the taxi videos and moved on to the coffee ones! 😄 I’m impressed that you’re consistently learning Korean. If you have any questions while studying Korean, feel free to let me know, Chris! 😊

[@chrish.4729]

@@santoverse Thanks, your lessons are awesome!

[@unknownunknown3903]

you are the best!!! thank you for this lesson!!

[@mrsyoung4hairify]

this was so much good help thank u!

[@Hadilshy]

Thank u ☺️

[@paba_sk]

감사합니다 💗😍

[@santoverse]

저도 감사합니다, Paba 💗😍

[@mariajosepena6496]

Thank you for the video! This will come in handy for my South Korea trip next month 😭

[@santoverse]

You're welcome, Maria! Hope you have a wonderful trip to Korea! 😊

[@Eyes_Unclouded]

This is so helpful thank you!

[@santoverse]

Glad that you found it helpful! 😊

[@Fluglecheese]

Great video! I think it's one of the best I've seen on this topic. There are a crazy number of varieties of coffee here in Australia. It seems like you can customise almost everything at some cafes. If I want a coffee with milk, I can get a flat white, latte, or cappuccino. I can choose a certain number of spoonfuls of sugar. I can choose full cream, skim, soy, or almond milk. Sometimes I can choose ice or hot coffee as well. I can choose the size, obviously. At some places, I might be able to choose which kind of beans they use. I can also choose things other than sugar to put in the coffee, like cinnamon, turmeric, vanilla, chocolate... It's totally crazy. I'm glad I don't have to know how to order anything too unusual to get what I want if I go to Korea! For some reason, in Sydney where I live, there are a lot of cafes run by Koreans as well. Unfortunately, they will probably think I'm crazy if I try to order in Korean since I look the opposite of someone who is going to speak Korean. Maybe I'll try it anyway. Thank you for making this video!

[@santoverse]

Annyung, Fluglecheese! You can also customize your drink at Starbucks in Korea, but.... WOW, the customization in your country seems to be on another level!! 😮😮 콩(bean)까지 고를 수 있다는 게 정말 신기해요! Oh, and speaking of cafes, is it true that there are almost no Starbucks in Australia? 호주에서 제일 유명한 카페 브랜드(brand)는 뭐예요? Haha I can imagine how surprised they will be if you order in Korean- But I'm sure it'll be a pleasant surprise- 한번 도전해보세요! 화이팅!! 😉

[@Fluglecheese]

@@santoverse 호주에서 제일 유명한 브랜드는 뭔지 모르겠네요. 아마 글로리아진즈일 거예요? 근데 커피숍은 아마 60% 개인 코피숍이고 40% 체인점일 것 같아요.

[@santoverse]

@@Fluglecheese 아아 호주에는 개인이 운영하는 카페가 더 많군요! 흥미로운 사실을 알려줘서 고마워요! 😊

[@laurasden]

Hahaha always love the cosplay, and Jessica's 외국인 accent 😂😎 이 레슨은 진짜 큰 도움이 돼요!! Now we can move on from just saying "이거 주세요" to the next level~ 그리고 "아아"란 줄임말은 재밌어요 ㅎㅎ 캐나다에서는 커피를 시킬 때 가장 자주 쓰는 줄임말은 아마 double-double일 거예요. It means a regular coffee with 2 sugars and 2 creams at Tim Hortons (the most popular coffee shop franchise in Canada). So I usually say, "Can I have a double-double to go, please?" ☕️

[@santoverse]

줄임말 재밌죠? ㅎㅎ We can also shorten "따뜻한 아메리카노" to "따아" 😁 And thanks for teaching me the expression! "double-double" must be so sweet and creamy! 😍 I wanna taste it someday

[@RealMariNova]

Omg so adorable! I love it! I learned a lot from this thank you! 🥰🥰🥰

[@santoverse]

아아앗! 오랜만의 새 댓글이네요. 고마워요 🥰

[@RealMariNova]

@@santoverse aww of course! Im trying to learn a lot of daily restaurant phrases /conversation and this helps so much! Im a beginner/intermediate. 😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 고맙다 선상님!

[@keikei7089]

이것은 언제 필요할지 모르겠지만 지금 한국어로 커피 주문하기 어렵지 않아요.☕ Another great video, really helpful as always!

[@santoverse]

Haha 저도 긍정적인 댓글을 남겨주셔서 감사합니다 as always 😄 *긍정적인 positive *댓글 comment *댓글을 남기다 to leave a comment

[@kirtlanii]

Great video as always :))

[@santoverse]

고마워요 Lani :))

[@haneul960]

ㅎㅎㅎ😂😂😂 나는 너의 영상를 모두 좋아해요❤👍👏👏👏👏

[@angiecastaneda4601]

I love this video❤❤❤

[@santoverse]

Thank you, Angie! ❤❤❤

[@clearlarter4147]

Oh my god. You're too cute and the video is truly helpful. I immediately subscribed after watching this.

[@santoverse]

I’m grateful for your lovely comment. Wishing you a joyful Christmas and a wonderful New Year. 😊

[@aidaraineri4638]

I'm the total opposite of the iced americano people : I drink my hot caramel macchiato or matcha tea latte EVEN IN SUMMER. yes even if there's like 30°C outside. if I get my favourite drink it'll always be hot! (maybe I can make an exception for the matcha latte) thanks a lot for this! I've been staying in Japan for 8 months so I'm used to their "iced or hot" (so "hotto") and I completely forgot how to say HOT in korean This is a good reminder for me now I'll feel less anxious ordering my drink 😎

[@santoverse]

Annyeong, Aida! Haha, it’s interesting that you always go for hot drinks, no matter what the weather is like outside! 😆 I'm glad that my video could help you remember how to say “hot” in Korean. I’m sure you’ll do great ordering your "hot" drinks in Korea! 😊

[@vanessameow1902]

When you said that Iced Americano is shortened to 아아, idk why but it reminded me of Red Velvet's "Powerup" and so i jammed to it after the video lol

[@santoverse]

maybe because 파워업(Powerup) has "아이스 아메리카노" in the lyrics- 😉

[@vanessameow1902]

@@santoverse It does?! ⁉👄⁉Omg I never realized that. Everything makes so much sense now.

[@ericzero1621]

yesterday, I ordered hot Americano suddenly, Barista just asked me in Korean like do you really need hot Americano? and I said yes without understanding anything lol.

[@santoverse]

Ahh cause we seldom order hot Americano LOL Thanks for sharing that episode. I got a good laugh out of it 😂

[@no2sings]

Let me tell you... in university I was really into Kpop and Korean culture. I never heard of iced americano before then, but I knew it was so popular in Korea. So one day before class, I grabbed a hot americano because finally I wanted to see what all the Koreans were raving about. I got to class and when I took a sip... lol I was very disgusted! I took fake sips throughout class because in my head people were watching if I drank the coffee, but in actuality, no one cared. lol Anyway, finally when class was over i went to the restroom and dumped it. Back then I only liked sweet coffee drinks, but now I will drink any coffee, bitter or sweet. Now, americano is funnily one of my go-to drinks! It's funny how things change...

[@santoverse]

😂 I know, right? It tastes really bitter- When I first tried it, I didn't like it, either. hahaha thanks for sharing your story, Noni! 😊

[@no2sings]

@@santoverse Thanks for taking the time to read it~

[@YoshiToshiSamYou]

How to say how much is all or how much is this one .

[@santoverse]

(1) How much is all? : 전부 다 해서 얼마예요? (2) How much is this? : 이거 얼마예요? If you're interested in learning more, please watch "How to bargain in Korean" video. 😊

[@rensvh98]

Instructions unclear, I now have 20 coffees (스물) instead of one one small coffee (스몰)

[@santoverse]

Good to see you again, Rens! 😂 I'm sorry that happened to you. I hope you're not on caffeine overdose. 😂

[@user-vy2yp7ui3g]

Could you do one with pronounce?

[@santoverse]

Sorry, I don't understand your question. Are you asking how to say ‘one’ in Korean? 😃

[@idontknow72577]

omg i was ordering a drink other day and i wanted to say no ice please😭😭😭 i said 얼음 없어요😭😭 so embarassing...........i know its wrong. how would i say no ice please? thank youuu

[@santoverse]

"얼음은 빼주세요" 😊 Hope this helps!

[@mlovmo]

This is missing the question you often get from the baristas: "Would you like sugar, cream, etc?"

[@santoverse]

Annyung, mlovmo! That's a good point! 😊 You can say this: "설탕/크림/시럽 넣어 드릴까요?" *설탕 = sugar *크림 = cream *시럽 = syrup *넣다 = to put

[@mlovmo]

@@santoverse Syrup? That's gross.