yanagi's blog entry of 11th july
cafe ore? cafe latte?
do you know what the 'latte' in cafe latte, or the 'au lait' in cafe au lait means?
it means...
i did some investigation~!
so if you are interested, please read
yanagi's investigation *
latte - italien for milk
au lait - france for milk
anyways...
they mean...
yes exactly! they mean the same!
btw...
the proportions of milk and coffee (normally about 5:5) are decided by the coffee machines in the respective cafes which means that different cafes have differently proportioned coffee and milk.
ps... although it has nothing to do with this, but
endo yu~ya~-kun's hip hop style super cool photo.
chinese translation by 初七 from http://tennisclub.aa.topzj.com/index.php
as i already said, the point seems to be au lait and ore (sounds the same in japanese)XDD
and i think that lait means milk and not au lait. but i don't speak france either so ^^°
do you know what the 'latte' in cafe latte, or the 'au lait' in cafe au lait means?
it means...
i did some investigation~!
so if you are interested, please read
yanagi's investigation *
latte - italien for milk
au lait - france for milk
anyways...
they mean...
yes exactly! they mean the same!
btw...
the proportions of milk and coffee (normally about 5:5) are decided by the coffee machines in the respective cafes which means that different cafes have differently proportioned coffee and milk.
ps... although it has nothing to do with this, but
endo yu~ya~-kun's hip hop style super cool photo.
chinese translation by 初七 from http://tennisclub.aa.topzj.com/index.php
as i already said, the point seems to be au lait and ore (sounds the same in japanese)XDD
and i think that lait means milk and not au lait. but i don't speak france either so ^^°