קפה

There is coffee.

There is no coffee.

Do you want coffee?

He wants coffee.

I don't have coffee now.

Where is the coffee?

The coffee is there.

She likes coffee, but he does not like milk.

She is drinking milk, but he is drinking coffee.

She buys the coffee and the milk in the store.

I always buy coffee in the morning.

He sometimes drinks milk, but she sometimes drinks coffee.

He needs to buy coffee now.

Do you want coffee or milk?

At night I read in bed, and in the morning I sit in the kitchen with coffee.

I also want coffee, but only after work.

“Coffee, please,” she says. “Thank you.”

If there is no coffee at home, I will buy coffee in the office.

I want more coffee after work.

They do not want new shoes; they only want coffee.

The women want to bring coffee to work, and they come early.

If you (plural) are already in the city, you can buy coffee and come to the office.