How to pronounce Coffee ceremony

Coffee ceremony is written ቡና where it comes from. In the International Phonetic Alphabet it is /buna/. In plain English letters that is BOO-na, with the stress on the syllable in capitals. There is no recording by a native speaker yet, so use the spelling and the IPA.

What is Coffee ceremony?

Coffee ceremony is a drink of Ethiopia. People usually eat it at teatime. It tastes rich.

Where Coffee ceremony comes from

Coffee ceremony is one of 23 signature dishes of Ethiopia on this map.

• Doro wat ዶሮ ወጥ · Main dish · Ethiopia

  Doro wat is the chicken stew of Ethiopian feasts.

• Genfo ገንፎ · Main dish · Ethiopia

  Genfo is a stiff porridge of barley or wheat flour, known as ga'at in Tigrinya and marqaa in Oromo, and one of the common breakfast dishes of Ethiopia; it is also eaten in Eritrea.

• Firfir ፍርፍር · Main dish · Ethiopia

  Firfir, also called fit-fit, is the classic breakfast of Ethiopia, also eaten in Eritrea.

• Kinche ቂንጨ · Main dish · Ethiopia

  Kinche, qinch'e in Amharic, is a porridge that English sources call a very common and cheap Ethiopian breakfast or supper.

• Gored gored ጎረድ ጎረድ · Main dish · Ethiopia

  Gored gored is a raw beef dish of Ethiopia, called gurguddaa in Oromo, and like kitfo it is widely popular and considered a national dish.

• Quanta ቋንጣ · Snack · Ethiopia

  Quanta, also spelled quwanta, is Ethiopian dried beef, an air-dried jerky made with traditional spices.

Food of Ethiopia