How to say "iced coffee" in Japanese | アイスコーヒー (aisukōhī)

The Japanese vocabulary「アイスコーヒー (aisukōhī)」means “iced coffee.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

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Please learn the pronunciation by watching the attached video. You can also learn example sentences.

It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.

Do you want to put creamer in your iced coffee?

Casual Form, Spoken Language:

アイスコーヒーにミルク入いれる？
Aisukōhī ni miruku ireru?

※ This phrase is in non-honorific language. Therefore, waiters don’t use it to the customers. Typically, it’s used by friends, family, and so on.

Polite Form:

アイスコーヒーに、ミルクを入れますか。
Aisukōhī ni, miruku o iremasu ka?

I’ll order an iced coffee.

Plain Form:

アイスコーヒーを注文ちゅうもんする。
Aisukōhī o chūmon suru.

Polite Form:

アイスコーヒーを注文します。
Aisukōhī o chūmon shimasu.

I always take a break after meals by drinking iced coffee

Plain Form:

私わたしはいつも食後しょくごにアイスコーヒーを飲のんで休憩きゅうけいする。
Watashi wa itsumo shokugo ni aisu kōhī o nonde kyūkei suru.

Polite Form:

私はいつも食後にアイスコーヒーを飲んで休憩します。
Watashi wa itsumo shokugo ni aisu kōhī o nonde kyūkei shimasu.