kaffee klatsch

American  

[kah-fee klahch, klach, kaw-] / ˈkɑ fi ˌklɑtʃ, ˌklætʃ, ˈkɔ- /

Or kaffeeklatch

noun

1. coffee klatsch.

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Example Sentences

Late in her career, she gave infotainment a new twist with “The View,” a live ABC weekday kaffee klatsch with an all-female panel for whom any topic was on the table and who welcomed guests ranging from world leaders to teen idols.

From Seattle Times

Svea Meyer, who runs the Kaffee Klatsch cafe in Davos and caters to clients at the meeting, was looking forward to business in May, typically in the quiet period between the end of the ski season and the start of the summer peak.

From Reuters

Still, the show seems to have an appealing goal in sight: a friendly kaffee- klatsch in the tradition of radio's long-running The Breakfast Club.

From Time Magazine Archive

We sat thus for an hour—an unexpected type of Kaffee Klatsch for such an outpost of civilization.

From Project Gutenberg

The kaffee klatsch is an afternoon affair where ladies meet and chat as they sew and are served a luncheon of German dishes—cold meats, salads, coffee-cake, pickles, coffee, etc.

From Project Gutenberg