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Drinkgoed / verversings

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I drink tea. E- ---nk-tee. E_ d____ t___ E- d-i-k t-e- ------------- Ek drink tee. 0
I drink coffee. Ek -rin--kof-ie. E_ d____ k______ E- d-i-k k-f-i-. ---------------- Ek drink koffie. 0
I drink mineral water. Ek--r-n- --ne-aalw--er. E_ d____ m_____________ E- d-i-k m-n-r-a-w-t-r- ----------------------- Ek drink mineraalwater. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? D-----jy -e- met -uur----en? D____ j_ t__ m__ s__________ D-i-k j- t-e m-t s-u-l-m-e-? ---------------------------- Drink jy tee met suurlemoen? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? Drink-j---of--e m---sui-er? D____ j_ k_____ m__ s______ D-i-k j- k-f-i- m-t s-i-e-? --------------------------- Drink jy koffie met suiker? 0
Do you drink water with ice? D---k--y--ate- m----s? D____ j_ w____ m__ y__ D-i-k j- w-t-r m-t y-? ---------------------- Drink jy water met ys? 0
There is a party here. D--r-i- ----ar-y--ie--i-r. D___ i_ ’_ p________ h____ D-a- i- ’- p-r-y-j-e h-e-. -------------------------- Daar is ’n partytjie hier. 0
People are drinking champagne. D-e-m--se---in--sjam---j-. D__ m____ d____ s_________ D-e m-n-e d-i-k s-a-p-n-e- -------------------------- Die mense drink sjampanje. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Di- --nse-dri-k --n ----i-r. D__ m____ d____ w__ e_ b____ D-e m-n-e d-i-k w-n e- b-e-. ---------------------------- Die mense drink wyn en bier. 0
Do you drink alcohol? D---k------koho-? D____ j_ a_______ D-i-k j- a-k-h-l- ----------------- Drink jy alkohol? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Drin---- wh--k-? D____ j_ w______ D-i-k j- w-i-k-? ---------------- Drink jy whisky? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? Dr--- j-----e---- ru-? D____ j_ c___ m__ r___ D-i-k j- c-k- m-t r-m- ---------------------- Drink jy coke met rum? 0
I do not like champagne. E----u nie-v-n sja-pan-----e. E_ h__ n__ v__ s________ n___ E- h-u n-e v-n s-a-p-n-e n-e- ----------------------------- Ek hou nie van sjampanje nie. 0
I do not like wine. E- ----n---van -y- ---. E_ h__ n__ v__ w__ n___ E- h-u n-e v-n w-n n-e- ----------------------- Ek hou nie van wyn nie. 0
I do not like beer. E----- -i--v-n---er---e. E_ h__ n__ v__ b___ n___ E- h-u n-e v-n b-e- n-e- ------------------------ Ek hou nie van bier nie. 0
The baby likes milk. Die baba-h-u van --l-. D__ b___ h__ v__ m____ D-e b-b- h-u v-n m-l-. ---------------------- Die baba hou van melk. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. Die-k---------a-----k-l--emelk en a--e---p. D__ k___ h__ v__ s____________ e_ a________ D-e k-n- h-u v-n s-o-o-a-e-e-k e- a-p-l-a-. ------------------------------------------- Die kind hou van sjokolademelk en appelsap. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. Di--v-----ou van--emo-n--- -- po-e---a-. D__ v___ h__ v__ l________ e_ p_________ D-e v-o- h-u v-n l-m-e-s-p e- p-m-l-s-p- ---------------------------------------- Die vrou hou van lemoensap en pomelosap. 0

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