How do you say "With coffee" in German?

"With coffee" in German is "Zum Kaffee". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

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How to Say ‘With coffee’ in German

Q: What does "Zum Kaffee" mean in English?

"Zum Kaffee" means "With coffee" in English. Usage tip: [zum] is the short form of [zu dem]. German does this a lot with common combinations, like [am] = [an dem].

Zum Kaffee

tsoom KAH-fay

[tsoom KAH-fay]

💬 Usage Tip: [zum] is the short form of [zu dem]. German does this a lot with common combinations, like [am] = [an dem].

Phrase Breakdown

Zum

[tsoom]

with the / for the

Contraction of 'zu dem'; often used to mean with or alongside something.

Example

Zum Kaffee nehme ich Hafermilch.

With the coffee, I’ll have oat milk.

Kaffee

[KAH-fay]

coffee

Coffee; one of the most common café words.

Example

Ich trinke Kaffee ohne Zucker.

I drink coffee without sugar.

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