VIDEO: Speakin’ Japanese lesson: Shall I make you a coffee?
VIDEO: Speakin’ Japanese lesson: Shall I make you a coffee?
Let’s take a coffee break and try this phrase – “Ko-hii wo ire mashoka?”
Whether we work in the office or from home, we need a coffee break every now and then. If you think your coworkers or family could use a cup of joe, you might want to try this phrase:
“Ko-hii wo ire mashoka?” This means “Shall I make you a coffee?”
Repeat after me. “Ko-hii wo ire mashoka?” (“Ko-Hii” – coffee, “Ire Mashoka” – Shall I make～?)
You can replace “Ko-Hii” with “Ocha” for tea instead. Enjoy your coffee and stay tuned for the next lesson!
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