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How to Say ‘A double espresso’ in Portuguese

Um café duplo

oom kah-FEH DOO-ploo

[oom kah-FEH DOO-ploo]

💬 Usage Tip: The describing word goes after the noun: café duplo, not duplo café. Same with café cheio "full coffee".

Phrase Breakdown

Um

[oom]

a; one

Indefinite article or number used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

No seguimento do evento, foi um prazer e Um gosto falar consigo.

Following the event, it was a pleasure and a delight to speak with you.

café

[kah-FEH]

coffee

Literally coffee; in networking contexts, it often means an informal meeting.

Example

Aceitava um café para falarmos melhor.

I would accept a coffee to talk more properly.

duplo

[DOO-ploo]

double (espresso)

Used as a noun: a double espresso.

Example

O duplo é para mim.

The double is for me.

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