意思
To express a desire for coffee.
文化背景
The 'Kaffeepause' is a social institution. It's not just about drinking; it's about the 'Klatsch' (gossip/chat). In Vienna, coffee is an art form. You don't just 'need a coffee'; you need a 'Melange' or an 'Einspänner'. The 'Kafi Lutz' is a traditional Swiss coffee with schnapps, often enjoyed in winter or during carnival. The 'Kaffeekasse' (coffee fund) is a small jar where employees put money to pay for the beans.
The '-nen' trick
If the word is masculine (like Kaffee, Tee, Saft), always add '-en' to 'ein' when you need it.
Office Etiquette
Saying 'Ich brauche einen Kaffee' is a great way to initiate a break without sounding lazy.
意思
To express a desire for coffee.
The '-nen' trick
If the word is masculine (like Kaffee, Tee, Saft), always add '-en' to 'ein' when you need it.
Office Etiquette
Saying 'Ich brauche einen Kaffee' is a great way to initiate a break without sounding lazy.
Don't forget 'bitte'
If you are asking someone else, always add 'bitte' to avoid sounding like a commander.
自我测试
Choose the correct form of the article.
Ich brauche ___ Kaffee.
Kaffee is masculine and the direct object (accusative), so 'einen' is correct.
Fill in the missing verb in the correct conjugation.
Wir ___ einen Kaffee.
The subject is 'Wir' (we), so the verb ending must be '-en'.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Bist du müde? B: Ja, ich ___ ___ ___.
The context of being tired makes 'needing' a coffee the most logical response.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at work and feel very tired. What do you say?
Coffee is the standard remedy for tiredness in an office setting.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
练习题库
4 练习Ich brauche ___ Kaffee.
Kaffee is masculine and the direct object (accusative), so 'einen' is correct.
Wir ___ einen Kaffee.
The subject is 'Wir' (we), so the verb ending must be '-en'.
A: Bist du müde? B: Ja, ich ___ ___ ___.
The context of being tired makes 'needing' a coffee the most logical response.
You are at work and feel very tired. What do you say?
Coffee is the standard remedy for tiredness in an office setting.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
10 个问题No, it's a neutral statement of fact. However, if you want someone to bring you one, add 'bitte'.
Yes, it means 'I need coffee' (in general). 'Einen Kaffee' specifically means 'a cup of coffee'.
Ich brauche zwei Kaffee. (Note: 'Kaffees' is also used, but 'Kaffee' as a plural for cups is very common).
Ich brauche dringend einen Kaffee.
Simply replace the noun: 'Ich brauche einen Tee.' (Tee is also masculine).
No, 'brauchen' is 'need'. 'Wollen' is 'want'. Needing a coffee is a stronger statement than just wanting one.
Because 'Kaffee' is masculine and it's the direct object of the sentence.
Yes, though they might use 'Kafi' instead of 'Kaffee'.
Absolutely! It's very common to text this to friends.
Ich hätte gerne einen Kaffee. (I would like a coffee).
相关表达
Kaffee und Kuchen
similarCoffee and cake
Wachmacher
specialized formSomething that wakes you up
Kaffeesüchtig
builds onAddicted to coffee
Einen Kaffee zum Mitnehmen
specialized formA coffee to go
