The use of the words cafe, Caffe and Coffee in the study of boutique coffee

Many people don't know how to distinguish and use these words about cafe, Caffe and Coffee. Here, Mr. Luo at Brista Coffee West Point training School popularizes the differences about these coffee words:

Caf é: from French (cafe), meaning small restaurants and cafes. Do not replace "coffee" in the menu (Spain is also written in the same way, because Spain was a French colony in the early days).

Caffe: derived from Italian, generally refers to Italian coffee, can be used in espresso menu (the same as Danish).

Coffee: as we all know, American English is the noun "coffee". In Arab countries, it means "friendly". The word Coffee can be used in coffee shop signs and individual coffee menus.

About the way coffee is written in various countries:

Koffie: Dutch

Kaffee: German

Japanese language: Japanese

Hanyu: Korean

Russian: Russian

Thai: Thai

Kawa: Polish

Huan Yi: Korean

Teen: Finnish

Kafe: Haitian Creole

Caf è: Catalan

K á va: Czech

Qa'vIn: Klingon

Cafea: Romanian

Tal-kaf è: Maltese

Kopi: Malay

Kahve: Turkish

Kopi: Indonesian

C à ph ê: Vietnamese