Lilian:
From the article this week, I'm still impressive by lots of good but unusual expressions for me. For example, the verb "burst" means increase dramatically; however, I'm just used to using the second expression while I want to describe the similar situation. Besides the good expression mentioned before, I much appreciate the chapter introduces many vocabulary which we can use to describe the flavor of coffee, such as acerbic, sharp, tangy, winy, nutty, fruity, or caramelly or so on. What's more, it also shows us the proper nouns of coffee' names, such as espresso, or mocha. I think when I'm traveling in an exotic country, I can feel free to order a cup of coffee in English, instead of using my finger to point on the menu.
Nicole:
I had investigated SWOT analysis of Starbucks in Marketing class when I was in college. Before the investigation, I was really curious why Starbucks is successful. Here is the swot analysis of Starbucks I found on the Internet. By the result below,we can understand every thing has two sides. The most important thing is trying to deal with the potential treats and weakness.
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