Kahvi is a Finnish word that means "coffee." It is a popular beverage made by brewing roasted coffee beans, which are ground and steeped in hot water. Kahvi is enjoyed in various forms, including black, with milk, or sweetened, and is often served in social settings or during meals. In Finland, kahvi holds cultural significance and is typically consumed multiple times a day. It is common to have kahvi during breaks at work or school, and it is often accompanied by pastries or snacks. The Finnish coffee culture emphasizes quality and enjoyment, making kahvi an integral part of daily life.