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Tinto

Black coffee (Colombian)
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What does it mean?

In most Spanish-speaking countries, "tinto" means red wine. But in Colombia, "tinto" means black coffee — a small, strong cup of black coffee. Colombia is one of the world's top coffee producers, and the "tinto" is a cultural institution.

How to use it

Order "un tinto" for a small black coffee. This is the authentic Colombian way. Colombians drink tintos throughout the day.

Example sentences

A black coffee, please.

Un tinto, por favor.

Do you want a coffee?

¿Quieres un tinto?

Two coffees please.

Dos tintos, por favor.

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