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How to Say ‘We should have a coffee soon’ in French

Nous devrions prendre un café bientôt

nu duh-vree-ohn prahn-DRAY uhn kah-FAY byehn-TOH

[nu duh-vree-ohn prahn-DRAY uhn kah-FAY byehn-TOH]

Phrase Breakdown

Nous devrions

nu duh-vree-ohn

Words in this phrase

Nous

[nu]

We

Refers to the speaker and others.

Example

Nous sommes ensemble.

We are together.

devrions

[duh-vree-ohn]

should

Used to indicate obligation or duty.

Example

Nous devrions appeler avant d'y aller.

We should call before we go.

Prendre un café bientôt

prahn-DRAY uhn kah-FAY byehn-TOH

Words in this phrase

prendre

[prahn-DRAY]

take

To catch or seize.

Example

Prenons un repas ensemble.

Let's have a meal together.

un

[uhn]

a

Indefinite article.

Example

Je voudrais un chocolat chaud.

I would like a hot chocolate.

café

[kah-FAY]

coffee

A brewed drink prepared from roasted coffee beans.

Example

Le café est délicieux.

The coffee is delicious.

bientôt

[byehn-TOH]

soon

In a short period of time from now.

Example

Reviens bientôt, s'il te plaît.

Come back soon, please.

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