How do you say "We'll set up a coffee." in Mexican Spanish?

"We'll set up a coffee." in Mexican Spanish is "Organizamos un café.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Organizamos un café." mean in English?

"Organizamos un café." means "We'll set up a coffee." in English.

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How to Say ‘We'll set up a coffee.’ in Mexican Spanish

Organizamos un café.

ohr-gah-nee-SAH-mohs oon kah-FEH

[ohr-gah-nee-SAH-mohs oon kah-FEH]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a very natural networking phrase in Mexico because it's friendly and low-pressure. It usually suggests a casual one-on-one meeting, not a formal scheduled business meeting.

Phrase Breakdown

Organizamos

[ohr-gah-nee-SAH-mohs]

shall we arrange

A first person plural verb used to suggest planning something together.

Example

Organizamos un café para hablar de oportunidades laborales.

Shall we arrange a coffee to talk about job opportunities?

Un café

oon kah-FEH

A coffee / a coffee date

Used informally to suggest meeting for coffee.

Example

Vamos por un café.

Let’s go for a coffee.

Words in this phrase

[oon]

An indefinite article before a masculine singular noun.

Example

Organizamos un café la próxima semana si gustas.

Shall we arrange a coffee next week if you’d like?

café

[kah-FEH]

coffee

Literally coffee; often used to mean a casual networking meeting.

Example

Organizamos un café para seguir conversando del proyecto.

Shall we arrange a coffee to keep talking about the project?

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