Coffee Klatch

Pronunciation: /ˈkɔfi klætʃ/

Definitions of coffee klatch

noun a casual social gathering for coffee and conversation

Example Sentences

A1 I enjoy meeting my friends for a coffee klatch every Saturday morning.

A2 The coffee klatch at work is a great way to catch up with colleagues.

B1 The neighborhood coffee klatch is a nice way to socialize with other parents.

B2 She hosts a weekly coffee klatch where friends gather to chat and relax.

C1 The coffee klatch with my book club friends always leads to interesting discussions.

C2 The coffee klatch with the local artists is a stimulating gathering of creative minds.

Examples of coffee klatch in a Sentence

formal The ladies in the neighborhood have organized a weekly coffee klatch to discuss community issues.

informal I love catching up with my friends at our weekly coffee klatch.

slang Let's hit up that coffee klatch spot down the street for some good gossip.

figurative In the world of business, networking events often serve as a professional coffee klatch.

Grammatical Forms of coffee klatch

• past tense: attended
• plural: coffee klatches
• comparative: more coffee klatch
• superlative: most coffee klatch
• present tense: attending
• future tense: will attend
• perfect tense: have attended
• continuous tense: is attending
• singular: coffee klatch
• positive degree: coffee klatch
• infinitive: to attend
• gerund: attending
• participle: attended

Origin and Evolution of coffee klatch

First Known Use: 1890 year

Language of Origin: German

Story behind the word: The term 'coffee klatch' originated in Germany, where 'kaffeeklatsch' means a casual gathering for coffee and conversation.

Evolution of the word: The term 'coffee klatch' was anglicized from the German 'kaffeeklatsch' and has come to represent a social gathering centered around coffee and conversation, often with a small group of friends or acquaintances.