How to Say ‘To brew fresh’ in German
Frisch aufbrühen
frish OWF-broo-en
[frish OWF-broo-en]
💬 Usage Tip: aufbrühen splits in a sentence, and auf goes to the end: Ich brühe ihn frisch auf.
Phrase Breakdown
Frisch
[frish]
freshly
Done just now, newly made.
Der Kaffee ist frisch gemahlen.
The coffee is freshly ground.
aufbrühen
[OWF-broo-en]
to brew
To make coffee or tea by pouring hot water over it.
Ich muss neuen Kaffee aufbrühen.
I have to brew new coffee.
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