Coffee is thought to have originated in the Middle East and Eastern Africa, particularly in the area of Yemen and Ethiopia. Coffee beans got their name from the combination of “Kaffa” a major Ethiopian coffee-producing area, and “bun.”
Taking the world by storm, today, coffee is one of the most consumed products there is. It has become a part of almost every culture with over 2.25 billion cups of coffee consumed per day.
Over 90% of coffee production takes place in developing countries - mostly South America, while consumption happens mainly in the industrialized economies.
If you didn't we highly recommend you to watch documentary "Black Gold". The film that follows the efforts of an Ethiopian coffee-union manager as he travels the world to obtain a better price for his workers' coffee beans.
In this post, we've collected 36 beautiful coffee related wallpapers, and under every picture, you'll find out how is coffee pronounced in different languages! Hope you'll enjoy it!
Taking the world by storm, today, coffee is one of the most consumed products there is. It has become a part of almost every culture with over 2.25 billion cups of coffee consumed per day.
Over 90% of coffee production takes place in developing countries - mostly South America, while consumption happens mainly in the industrialized economies.
If you didn't we highly recommend you to watch documentary "Black Gold". The film that follows the efforts of an Ethiopian coffee-union manager as he travels the world to obtain a better price for his workers' coffee beans.
In this post, we've collected 36 beautiful coffee related wallpapers, and under every picture, you'll find out how is coffee pronounced in different languages! Hope you'll enjoy it!
"der Kaffee" (German)
"Qava" (Georgian)
"Kapi-kottai" (Tamil)
"Kape" (Filipino)
"muckadaymashkikiwabu" (Ojibwe)
"Qéhvé" (Persian)
"Kahawa" (Swahili)
"Ikhofi" (Zulu)
"Caffe" (Italian)
"Caife" (Irish)
"Café" (Portuguese)
"Cafea" (Romainan)
"Ca phe" (Vietnamese)
"Kaffe"
"Kafés" (Greek)
"Ga feh" (Cantonese)
"Qahwah" (old Arabic)
"Bunna" (Etiopian)
"Qahioa" (Arabic)
"Kafa" (Serbian)
"Kava" (Croatian)
"Kavy" (Ukrainian)
"Kahve" (Turkish)
"Koffie" (Dutch)
"Ka-feh" (Hebrew)
"Kafija" (Latvian)
"Kaffi" (Icelandic)
"Akeuta" (Basque)
"ka fei" (Taiwanese)
"Kope" (Hawaiian)
"Kawah" (Malay)
"Koohii" (Japan)
"Kawa" (Polish)
"Keopi" (Korean)
"Kohv" (Estonian)
"Coffee" (English)
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