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How to Say ‘Let's go get some more coffee.’ in Spain Spanish

Vamos a tomar más café.

VA-mos a to-MAR mas ka-FE

[VA-mos a to-MAR mas ka-FE]

💬 Usage Tip: vamos a + infinitive is a very common way to say "let's…" in everyday Spanish: Vamos a comer = "Let's eat." It literally looks like "we're going to…," but often means a suggestion, not future time.

Phrase Breakdown

Vamos

[VA-mos]

Let's go

Used to urge someone to accompany, begin, or make a motion.

Example

Vamos al cine.

Let's go to the cinema.

[a]

Indicating direction or motion.

Example

Voy a la tienda.

I am going to the store.

tomar

[to-MAR]

drink

To swallow liquid.

Example

Voy a tomar agua.

I am going to drink water.

más

[mas]

A greater or additional amount or degree.

Example

Necesitamos más tiempo.

We need more time.

café

[ka-FE]

coffee

A brewed drink prepared from roasted coffee beans.

Example

Me gusta el café por la mañana.

I like coffee in the morning.

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