coffee
I went to a cafe with my friends yesterday. The coffee beans are selected and the way how to make coffee is professional. We were talking about coffee like below in the cafe.
A: If there was this coffee bean in my house I can drink and enjoy it.
B: I think if you had it you wouldn't (can't?) drink like this. Because you don't have knowledge of how to make coffee. It's a professional technique.
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Coffee
I went to a cafe with my friends yesterday. The coffee beans are selected and the way how to they make coffee is professional. We were talking about coffee like below in the cafe. - This phrase is unusual to say in English. You should say something along the lines of "The conversation was as follows:" and then input your dialogues. The context is already applied previously so you will not need to say "in the cafe".A: If there was this these coffee beans in my house I can could drink and enjoy it them.
B: I think if you had it, you wouldn't (can't?) drink it like this. Because (Because is a joining word, you do not need to put a full stop.) you don't have the knowledge of on how to make this type of coffee. It's a professional technique. (Another note: The way you phrased these two sentences also sounds non-native when spoken in English. They are understandable but sound a bit strange. You should say something like "If you had them, I don't think you'd be able to make it like this. It's a professional technique.") OR "I think if you had them, it wouldn't taste the same. As you don't know how to make it like this. It's a professional technique!".
I hope this helps!
Let's chat sometime! :)
- James
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