when I want to order somethng to drink in a cafe.
I would like a coffee please.
コーヒーをください
Put some milk in my coffee, no sugar please.
ミルクだけお願いします。
I'm sorry, chould I change my order from coffee to tea?
すいません、やっぱりコーヒーから紅茶に注文を変更できますか？
I don't really know how to say やっぱり in English.
please tell me about that.
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I'm sorry, could I change my order from coffee to tea?
I've seen やっぱり translated as "after all" in English.
Therefore, you could say, "I'm sorry, could I change my order? I decided to have tea after all."
In this case, using "after all" emphasizes the idea that you'd rather have tea instead of coffee.
The phrase could be also be used in other ways depending on the idea being conveyed and sentence structure.
You did a really good job on the writing!
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I would like a Latte please. No sugar. Sorry, can I change my order from coffee to tea?
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