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Can I get a tall chai?
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A large black coffee.
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A what?
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A large black coffee.
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Do you mean a venti?
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No, I mean a large.
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He means a venti.
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Yeah, the biggest one you got.
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A venti is large.
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No, a venti is 20.
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Danny.
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Yeah.
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Large is large.
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In fact, tall is large, and grande is Spanish for large.
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Venti is the only one that doesn't mean large.
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It's also the only one that's Italian.
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Congratulations, you're stupid in three languages.
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Coffee.
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The only reason that I'm actually awake right now, and one of the greatest things in the world.
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That's not just my opinion either.
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That's actually true.
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So how do we order coffee and what are the different names of different kinds of coffee?
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The first thing to understand is that actually most of the English names for different kinds of coffee are not English.
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They're Italian because the kind of coffee that we make in, for example, Starbucks comes from Italy.
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I'll talk more about that later.
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But how do we order coffee in a coffee shop?
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So you go into the coffee shop and the person who's standing there is called a barista.
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A barista, the person who makes the coffee.
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I used to be a barista.
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My first job was at a pizza place and then later I worked at a coffee shop in Seattle as a barista barista.
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So you go in and the barista will say hi, how can I help you today?
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How can I help you today?
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Or what would you like?
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What would you like?
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Sometimes they'll say what can I get for you?
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So those are common ways for the barista to greet you.
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They will say sometimes what can I get for you today?
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Why would they say today?
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So I don't know.
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I don't know the reason, but they say today for some reason.
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When I was a barista, I didn't say, I didn't say, what can I get for you today?
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Because it is today.
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You go in, they say that, then you need to say what you want.
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To say what you want, you just say, I'll have, or can I get, or I'd like.
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I'll have, can I get, or I'd like.
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These are the three common ways to say what you want.
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It's polite, and you can use them in lots of different situations like this.
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okay so i'll have then you need to say the size of the coffee now usually for most places
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you just say small medium large pretty simple small medium large
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but at starbucks they have weird names for their sizes
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so you say i'll have a small that would be at a normal place Starbucks, the small, is called a tall.
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A tall is a small.
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The medium is grande.
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Grande means big in Italian and Spanish.
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And I think Portuguese too.
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It means big.
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So medium means big.
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Anyway, tall, grande, and then the biggest one, the large, is called venti.
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Venti means 20 in Italian means 20 because it's 20 ounces.
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So normally we say small, medium, large.
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Starbucks we say tall, grande, venti.
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Can I get a grande?
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And then you say the name of the drink you want.
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Now the names of the drinks,
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as I mentioned, are in Italian because the coffee culture we have in,
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for example, America, at Starbucks, comes from Italy.
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It's Italian -style coffee.
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That big machine that baristas use, that's called an espresso machine.
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That really, really strong coffee that...
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Coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee.
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That really strong coffee that comes out is called espresso.
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Espresso comes out in a little glass.
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It's a shot glass.
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It's called a shot glass.
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And a shot of espresso is one little glass filled with really strong coffee, and most of the drinks you order have that inside.
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So what are the different drinks that are made with espresso?
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First you have a latte, probably the most popular.
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A latte is just espresso, one or two shots, steamed milk, which means hot milk,
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and maybe a little bit of foam on top foam is very light milk with a lot of air inside
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so there's a latte then there's a cappuccino cappuccino is the same as a latte espresso
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and then maybe a little steamed milk and a lot of foam
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that milk that you can basically eat so they're the same thing just more
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or less foam that's the difference then there's a mocha.
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A mocha is a little bit of chocolate sauce, espresso, milk, and maybe whipped cream on the top.
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What's the difference between hot chocolate
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and a mocha? it's only one difference the only difference is
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a mocha has espresso has coffee actually inside okay then there's an americano not american coffee an americano
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because remember they're italian names these are all italian names cappuccino latte americano americano is just water
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and espresso so it's basically black coffee water and espresso what's the difference between that and black coffee.
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Black coffee is made with a different kind of machine.
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So it's made with we could say a drip coffee machine.
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It's brewed, it's made differently with a different process.
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So if you say I'll have a drip coffee, can I get a grande drip coffee?
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Can I get a grande americano?
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Basically those two will taste pretty much the same
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but some people prefer one or the other but
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that is not espresso drip coffee it's a little bit different sometimes
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when you order coffee you might want to mention
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that you don't want caffeine maybe you had too much today
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or you can't drink caffeine
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and you might want to also ask for different kinds of milk
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so if you want regular caffeine regular milk say nothing just say i'll have a venti mocha
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but if you want to have for example nonfat milk nonfat milk you need to say
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that when you're ordering the drink almond milk
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or rice milk they have different kinds of milk usually rice milk almond milk
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and nonfat milk otherwise they'll just use regular milk then you can say before
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that if you don't want caffeine you can say decaf decaffeinated decaf
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or you can say half -calf half -calf means it has half caffeine
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so if you want to make a complicated to drink,
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you might say, I'll have a venti half -calf nonfat cappuccino.
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Venti half -calf nonfat cappuccino.
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Can I get a grande decaf almond milk mocha?
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Sounds complicated, but if you have been paying attention for the last few minutes, now you know what that means.
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So anyway, those are the most popular drinks that you would get at a coffee shop.
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There's also pure espresso, maybe two shots of espresso, and then you wake up.
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Oh, and there's one more that's very interesting.
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It's called a, it's called a red eye.
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A red eye has espresso and drip coffee.
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Make coffee and then you put espresso inside and it is really strong.
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Lots and lots of caffeine.
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That's all.
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That's how you order coffee.
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All you need to know is I'll have
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and then you need to know the different names of the different kinds of coffee drinks.
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Anyway, Okay, thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.
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Okay.
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Thank you.

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