Saya ingin kopi seperti biasa.

I want coffee as usual.

Breakdown of Saya ingin kopi seperti biasa.

• saya: I
• kopi: the coffee
• seperti: as
• ingin: want

Questions & Answers about Saya ingin kopi seperti biasa.

Is ingin the natural way to order coffee?

It’s grammatical and polite, but a bit formal or bookish in everyday speech. In a café, natives more often use:

• Mau kopi seperti biasa.
• Saya pesan kopi seperti biasa.
• Bisa/boleh minta kopi yang biasa? Ingin states desire; those alternatives sound more like a request.

Can I drop saya, or should I use aku?

Yes, subjects are often dropped when context is clear: Mau kopi seperti biasa.

• Saya = neutral/polite; good with service staff.
• Aku = informal/intimate; fine with friends, less so with staff.

Why is there no article before kopi? How do I say a/the coffee?

Indonesian has no articles. To be specific:

• A coffee / a cup of coffee: secangkir kopi or satu cangkir kopi (colloquial café talk may accept satu kopi).
• The coffee: kopi itu or kopinya (context-dependent). In this sentence, seperti biasa already anchors it as the usual coffee.

Should I say secangkir kopi here?