prendre un café

have a coffee

→ prendre
phrase Uncommon #11,114
have a coffee Often means to drink coffee, and in context can imply meeting someone for coffee.
FR: On peut prendre un café après le cours.
EN: We can have a coffee after class.

Prendre un café avec moi, ça ne vous engage pas.

Having a coffee with me doesn't commit you to anything.

— Vacances à Venise (1955)

Je vais aller prendre un café.

I'm going to go get some coffee.

Tu veux aller prendre un café?

Do you want to go get a coffee?

Marie vient de prendre un café avec ses amies.

Marie has just had coffee with her friends.

Tu veux prendre un café?

Would you like to have a coffee?

Tu ne l'invites pas à prendre un café, d'accord?

You’re not inviting him/her out for coffee, okay?

— Central do Brasil (1998)

On va prendre un café.

Let's go get some coffee.

— Le Vent se lève (2013)

Écoutez-moi, tout le monde va prendre un café.

Listen to me, everyone is going to get a coffee.

— Mulholland Drive (2001)

Je vais me prendre un café.

I'm going to get myself a coffee.

Prendre un café.

Have a coffee.

Maintenant, on va prendre un café.

Now, let's have a coffee.

— Une seconde mère (2015)

Marie vient de prendre un café avec ses copines.

Marie has just had coffee with her friends.

Si vous alliez prendre un café?

Why not go get a coffee?

— Des hommes d'honneur (1992)

Tu viens prendre un café?

Would you like to come for a coffee?

Venez prendre un café.

Come and have a coffee.

— Secret Sunshine (2007)

On va prendre un café?

Shall we have a coffee?

J'ai donc pensé que je pourrais prendre un café à emporter.

So I thought I could get a coffee to go.

— The Dead Don't Die (2019)

J'y réfléchis, mais allons prendre un café.

I'll think about it, but let's go get a coffee.

— Toni Erdmann (2016)

Je vais prendre un café.

I'm going to have a coffee.

Allons prendre un café.

Let's go have some coffee.

Tu veux prendre un café l'après-midi?

Would you like to have a coffee in the afternoon?