coffees
word · lemma: coffee
/ˈkɔfiz/
/kˈɒfɪz/
Definition
The plural form of 'coffee', usually referring to multiple cups or types of coffee, or different occasions when coffee is served.
Usage & Nuances
'Coffees' is not usually used for the drink as a substance but for counting individual servings or varieties ("two coffees, please"). Common in informal speech, especially in cafes or when discussing different coffee drinks. Don't use 'coffees' to refer to coffee in general.
Spanish: cafésPortuguese (BR): cafésPortuguese (PT): cafésChinese (Simplified): 咖啡（复数）Chinese (Traditional): 咖啡（複數）Hindi: कॉफ़ियाँArabic: قهاويBengali: কফি (কাপ/ধরন) - কফিগুলিRussian: кофе (порции) - сорта кофеJapanese: コーヒー（カップ・種類）Vietnamese: cà phê (ly/loại)Korean: 커피 (잔/종류)Turkish: kahve (fincan/çeşit)Urdu: کافی (کپ/اقسام)Indonesian: kopi (cangkir/jenis)
Example Sentences
We ordered two coffees at the café.
basic
How many coffees did you have this morning?
basic
After our meeting, the team went out for coffees.
natural
She likes to try different coffees from around the world.
basic
Let’s grab a couple of coffees on our way to work.
natural
I brought three different coffees for us to taste.
natural