dondondonki0390

[lofty path]

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[jovial stream]

@wise vale Using 'ton' would not be incorrect. As you pointed out, it would keep the possessive phrasing of 'your coffee'.

'Le café' can also refer to a coffee that's already been made and is in the process of being handed over.

[pale verge]

"ton" in that specific instance would be incorrect because "vous" is being used. Though as Casca said, you can use a possessive still and "ton" would be correct alongside "tu".
prenez-vous votre café...
prends-tu ton café...

The use of the definite article for "le café" describes a general concept.
Do you take coffee... in English