9/11 Instant Coffee

It really depends on what I’m in the mood for.
* be in the mood for: ~할 기분이다
ex> What are you in the mood for tonight?
cf> atmosphere, ambience(=ambiance)
ex> The hotel has a great ambience.

It would really wake me up.
* wake up: 정신을 차리다, 일어나다
ex> You need to wake up and smell the coffee! 정신 차리고 상황을 직시하다
ex> It's time to wake up and smell the coffee; you're not going to pass his course unless you start working harder.

Sometimes I just grab instant coffee mix.
* grab: 붙잡다, 급히 ~을 하다
ex> Let’s go grab a quick bite.
I can’t walk anymore. I’m going to grab a cab.

I just tear open a coffee mix packet and add hot water.
* tear open: 뜯어서 열다, 찢어서 열다
ex> He just tore open the envelope to see what was inside.
* packet: 통, 봉지, 패킷

Water should be twice as much as coffee mix.
* as much as: ~과 같은 양, ~한 만큼
ex> My car costs half as much as yours.


@ Tell me about it.  무슨 말인지 잘 알아.

1. I'm in the mood for horror movie
2. Do you want to grab a quick bite before the movie starts? 
3. I quickly tore open a package of ramyeon seasoning.
4. Her bag cost twice as much as mine. 

Talk about instant coffee mix.

What kind of coffee do you like? I guess for me, it really depends on what I’m in the mood for. Right now, I would love to have a cup of freshly brewed coffee! It would really wake me up. Sometimes I just grab instant coffee mix. I call it coffee mix and it’s basically a mixture of instant coffee, sugar and powdered cream. Whenever I have a sugar craving, I just tear open a coffee mix packet and add hot water. Water should be twice as much as coffee mix. I usually use a paper cup. I don’t know why but it just tastes better in a paper cup. There are other varieties as well. Some instant coffee packets only contain freeze-dried coffee, no sugar, no cream.