How to Say ‘Your cappuccino is coming right away’ in German
Ihr Cappuccino kommt gleich
Eer kah-poo-chee-noh komt glykh
[Eer kah-poo-chee-noh komt glykh]
💬 Usage Tip: German often uses the present tense for the near future: kommt gleich "is coming right away". Same with Ich komme morgen "I'll come tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Ihr Cappuccino
Eer kah-poo-chee-noh
Your cappuccino
'Ihr' with a capital 'I' is the formal 'your'. It sounds like 'eer'.
Hier ist Ihr Cappuccino.
Here is your cappuccino.
Words in this phrase
Ihr
[Eer]
Your
Possessive pronoun relating to the listener.
Ihr Kaffee ist fertig.
Your coffee is ready.
Cappuccino
[kah-poo-chee-noh]
cappuccino
A coffee drink made with espresso and topped with foamed milk.
Ein Cappuccino wäre toll.
A cappuccino would be great.
kommt gleich
komt glykh
is coming right away
'Gleich' means 'in a moment'. The 'ch' at the end is a soft hiss, as in 'ich'.
Der Bus kommt gleich.
The bus is coming soon.
Words in this phrase
kommt
[komt]
comes; is coming
A form of 'kommen' used to say something comes out or arrives.
Kommt aus dem Hahn noch warmes Wasser?
Is hot water still coming out of the tap?
gleich
[glykh]
in a moment
"gleich" means soon or right away.
Ich gebe dir gleich Bescheid, ich warte nur noch auf den Rückruf.
I’ll let you know in a moment, I’m just still waiting for the callback.
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