"It is going to be necessary to buy a new coffee maker."

Translation: Il va falloir acheter une nouvelle cafetière.

[tempcobra]

Could someone please advise on when to use cafétière versus machine à café?

[TanTwo]

From my research, it appears a "cafetiere" is a french press/bodum style of coffee maker, a "cafetière goutte-à-goutte" is a drip style coffee maker, and a "machine a cafe" is a high pressure coffee maker like you would use to make an espresso or latte. They are all "coffee makers" in English, so I think all should be accepted.

[Barb755710]

sur le canape neuf
la nouvelle cafetiere How is one to know which position new goes in - before or after the noun

[madmd1961]

I used 'neuve' to indicate a brand new coffee maker. Why is it marked wrong?

[susan870443]

Why is it wrong to use necessaire instead of falloir in this sentence?

[Yves991549]

coffe maker ==> machine à (faire le) café ; cafetière ==> coffee pot

[sdbenegal]

What is the rule for the position of the adjective, before or after the noun. Your program marks me wrong both ways. 'there seems to be no rule