como pedir cafe em portugues
Facebook
WhatsApp

COMO PEDIR UM CAFÉ EM PORTUGAL?

Pedir um café em Portugal pode ser desafiador para estrangeiros. O café desempenha um papel fundamental na cultura portuguesa e beber um café com alguém é um motivo para socializar. Além disso, apreciar um bom café é um prazer valorizado pelos portugueses. No entanto, para um estrangeiro, solicitar um simples café em Lisboa ou em qualquer parte de Portugal pode não ser uma tarefa simples. Na verdade, a bebida comumente conhecida como “expresso” em outros países pode ter vários nomes em Portugal. Este artigo tem como objetivo familiarizar os leitores com os diferentes termos usados para se referir ao café em terras portuguesas, proporcionando também uma compreensão dos diversos ingredientes presentes nas distintas bebidas à base de café.

OS NOMES E OS INGREDIENTES DAS BEBIDAS COM CAFÉ

A. Bica, café ou cimbalino (depende da zona do País): é um café que usualmente os estrangeiros chamam de “expresso”

B. Abatanado: é similar ao famoso “americano” mas com menos quantidade.  Dois expressos com bastante água. Algumas pessoas chamam-lhe “duplo”

C. Carioca: é um café fraco. Colocam-se os grãos na máquina e tira-se um café. Depois tira-se novamente um café com os mesmos grãos.

D. Italiana: é um café muito curto. Meio expresso. Dizem que é mais forte do que o expresso normal.

E. Meia de leite: servido numa chávena maior. É uma bebida com café e leite. Tira-se um café e seguidamente enchemos a chávena grande com leite.

F. Galão: igual à meia-de-leite mas servido num copo. Leva mais leite e mais café.

G. Café duplo: dois cafés ou dois expressos sem adicionar água (por isso um pouco diferente do abatanado).

H. Café pingado: é um café com um pouquinho de leite (algumas pingas de leite)

I. Garoto: é um café com espuma de leite. Este termo é mais usual no sul de Portugal.

J. Descafeinado: é um café sem cafeína (na verdade é um café com muito menos cafeína porque esta bebida ainda contém alguma)

KCafé em chávena escaldada. É um expresso comum mas neste caso a pessoa que o vai beber pretende beber a bebida mais quente.

L. Café em chávena fria. Exatamente o oposto do anterior. Quem o bebe, quer o café pouco quente. Muitas vezes o empregado de mesa passa a chávena por água antes de tirar o café.

M. Café com cheirinho. O famoso “cheirinho” significa um pouco de bagaço no café. Alguns acreditam que esta bebida funciona como digestivo…

N. Café sem ponta. Tira-se o café normalmente, mas só começamos a encher a chávena depois de saírem as primeiras gotas do café.

O. Café com gotas de limão. Um café normal com algumas gotas de limão. Há quem acredite que tira as dores de cabeça.

Excellent
Based on 110 reviews
Adrien Le Grand
Adrien Le Grand
2023-10-03
Great place, great teachers, highly recommended !
Grael Norton
Grael Norton
2023-09-25
I just finished the introductory A1 course this past week. This was a great experience and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to start making progress in Portuguese quickly. Though I have a background in French and Spanish, I had no familiarity with Portuguese going in. In just two weeks, my listening and reading comprehension have skyrocketed, and now I will continue on to the next level to make more progress in my speaking. This class is also a great way to meet other people who are interested in learning the language and culture, and I'm happy to have made some new friends in the process!
Brian Horner
Brian Horner
2023-09-23
I've never really learned a second language and, in fact, did not do well when I took the required Spanish classes in high school. I thought I was a lost cause. After moving to Lisbon I decided to enroll with Lisbon Language Cafe and I couldn't be more impressed. First of all, because the class size is so small and because they focus on speaking/engagement, I really got to know the other students - it was just so much more fun than I could have ever expected. I came with hope and left with new friendships and the foundational skills needed to navigate daily life here in Portugal (give and receive directions, order food, communicate with doctors, etc...). I don't normally write reviews but feel compelled to do so for Lisbon Language School because of how good my experience was. I am excited to continue my education using this school and honestly feel that the teachers are vested in ensuring my success. Muito obrigado por me ensinarem português!
Marc Eskenazi
Marc Eskenazi
2023-09-23
I did the 2 weeks intensive class A1 and A1.2, it was great! the two teachers are amazing and super friendly, the course is very well done. Perfect place to start learning portuguese!
Adélina M
Adélina M
2023-06-28
Update: I just finished the A2 classes and I’m looking forward to B1! Going to Lisbon Language Café has helped me a lot in improving my Portuguese. I think that if I did not take these classes, I would’ve been stuck speaking in present tense with everyone. Now I’m able to use multiple tenses which makes my discussions more fluid and allows me to improve my understanding skills as well. My overall grammar, conjugation and vocabulary has improved a lot. Cherry on the cake: I noticed that even when I have a bad day, my mood switches during these classes as the vibe is always super nice :) I attached a picture from the lessons with the best, most hard-working student of our group. — Previous review: I attended the A1 "night" classes. The class is well-structured, we moved fast, and got to learn many useful things that allow me to speak more comfortably already (vocabulary, conjugation, etc.) Frederico is super nice, friendly, and laughs at the worst jokes, which made me happy. Now, I must master all the knowledge he passed on to us before getting in the A2 group. BIG bonus points for letting me come with my dog to class. Would definitely recommend these Portuguese classes to anyone. Thank you for everything!
Erin C
Erin C
2023-06-20
I had such a great time in this class. Frederico's approach is easy and fun. He equips you with a lot of information. Do your homework!! He even had class online when I was ill and couldn't make it in person. His printouts he gave me still come in use. This class gave me the courage to try speaking in my daily life, even with errors, and I understand much more. I had a great time in this class. Estou praticando mais. Obrigado!
Michael Wickers
Michael Wickers
2023-06-19
Really enjoyed my classes at the Lisbon language cafe. Frederico has an effective teaching style which combined with a relaxed learning environment makes for a really nice way to learn Portuguese. Definitely will continue my studies there.
Isa Branco
Isa Branco
2023-06-03
Lisbon Language Cafe offers excellent Portuguese A1 group lessons led by a dedicated teacher. Frederico’s expertise and teaching style impressed me whereas he also created a supportive and engaging learning environment, emphasizing vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills (however also making it practical for daily use!). Individual needs were addressed and patient guidance provided. Also cultural insights were integrated into the lessons. The comfortable atmosphere, good group and lots of laughs contributed to a pleasant learning experience. If you're looking for Portuguese lessons, I highly recommend Lisbon Language Café!
Robbin Goss
Robbin Goss
2023-05-20
A great portuguese course in Lisbon. I learned portuguese and got a lot more comfortable with the language after taking the intensive portuguese course while living in Lisbon. Frederico is a great teacher who really cares about his students learning. I highly recommend this portuguese language lesson, and it's in a great location!
Jamie O Sullivan
Jamie O Sullivan
2023-05-09
I very much enjoyed this Portuguese course in Lisbon. The classes are fun and conversational while still learning all the key grammar items. I would highly recommend this for anyone wanting to learn Portuguese in Lisbon

LISBON LANGUAGE CAFE - PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL

ADDRESS: Rua do Instituto Industrial, number 18, floor 3, right door – Santos

Mobile: 925 611 952

SEND US AN EMAIL TO: speak@lisbonlanguagecafe.pt