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Your sentence is almost correct. However, there's a small mistake in it. "Kaffe" should be corrected to "Kaffee", and "zu" should be replaced with "zum". Here's the corrected sentence: "Ich kaufe Kaffee zum Mitnehmen." In German, "zum" is a contraction of "zu dem," which means "to the" or "for the" in English. In summary, "zum" is used because "Mitnehmen" is neuter. If it were a feminine noun, we would use "zur." To note - Zu comes with a dative.
Hey! your sentence 'Ich erlaube mich ein Spiel zu spielen' is grammatically correct and means 'I allow myself to play a game' in English. However, in everyday conversation, it may sound formal or unusual. Usually, people simply say 'Ich spiele ein Spiel' (I'm playing a game) without explicitly stating permission. But if emphasizing permission or self-permission, your original sentence works.
