Usage examples of "tomar café" in Spanish with translation to English

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Los italianos a menudo toman café. The Italians often drink coffee.
Tom siempre toma café por la mañana. Tom always drinks coffee in the morning.
A la mañana generalmente tomo café, a la noche tomo té. In the morning I usually drink coffee, in the evening I drink tea.
No me gusta el té, por lo que normalmente tomo café en el desayuno. I do not like tea, so I generally drink coffee for breakfast.
Hagamos un descanso para tomar café. Let's take a coffee break.
Todos los días voy a la cafetería a tomar café. Everyday I go to the café and have coffee.
Quisiera tomar café. I'd like to have a coffee.
No estoy acostumbrado a tomar el café sin azúcar. I am not used to drinking coffee without sugar.
Él no le regaló un ramo de rosas pero la invitó a tomar un café y habló con ella. He didn't give her a bucket of roses, but he took her out for a coffee and talked to her.
El chico afirmó que regalaría un ramo de rosas a la chica que le gustaba, hablaría con ella y la invitaría a tomar un café. The boy stated that he would give a bouquet of roses to the girl that he liked, talk with her, and invite her to have a coffee.
Quiero tomar un café. I want to drink a coffee.
A él le gusta tomar el café sin azúcar. He likes drinking coffee without sugar.
¿Queréis tomar té o café? Would you like to drink tea or coffee?
Me gustaría tomar una taza de café. I would like to have a cup of coffee.
Me siento más despierto después de tomar una taza de café. I feel more alert after drinking a cup of coffee.
Querría tomar un poco de té o café. I'd like to drink some tea or coffee.
¿Quieres comer fideos o arroz? ¿Quieres tomar zumo de frutas o café? Do you want to eat noodles or rice? Do you want to drink fruit juice or coffee?
A mí no me gusta demasiado el café, pero una taza de vez en cuando suelo tomar. I don't like coffee too much, but I tend to have a cup once in a while.
¿Quisieras algo de café? Would you like some coffee?
Le pregunté a un transeúnte qué camino tomar. I enquired of a passer-by which road to take.
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