No. 7,938 in French

starbucks

"Starbucks" is not a French word; it refers to an international coffeehouse chain.

In a sentence

J'aime aller chez Starbucks pour prendre un café avec des amis.
I like going to Starbucks to have coffee with friends.
In this sentence, 'Starbucks' is used as the name of a coffee shop chain and a location to socialize and relax.
Starbucks propose une variété de boissons chaudes et froides.
Starbucks offers a variety of hot and cold drinks.
Here, 'Starbucks' refers to the brand or company known for selling beverages and snacks.
La nouvelle ouverture de Starbucks dans notre quartier a été très attendue.
The new opening of Starbucks in our neighborhood was highly anticipated.
In this example, 'Starbucks' signifies a new physical store location of the brand which is welcomed by the community.

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