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きっさてん=coffee shop

こーひー=coffee

のみます=drink

それから=then or after while,

Then I drink a cup of coffee at the coffee shop.

"In addition, I drink coffee at a café."

それから "in addition" can be translated other ways. It depends on the context. And こーひー "coffee" should be written in katakana コーヒー.

A "kissaten" it not exactly a typical café, and you can read a little more about them here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kissaten

Something about someone drinking coffee it says sorekara ki tsu sa te n de ko hi o no mi ma su

ko hi is coffee nomimasu is drinking it!

haha

sorekara, kissaten de ko-hi o nomimasu

after that, (I) drink coffee at a coffee shop.

sorekara = after that

ko-hi = coffee

nomu = to drink -> nomimasu = drink

drink coffee at cafe later.

EVERYTHING IS GONNA BE ALRIGHT

i dunno is it a language?

well i see a Hindi letter their