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I drink tea. Mi t--n-as -eo-. M_ t______ t____ M- t-i-k-s t-o-. ---------------- Mi trinkas teon. 0
I drink coffee. M- -rin-a- k----. M_ t______ k_____ M- t-i-k-s k-f-n- ----------------- Mi trinkas kafon. 0
I drink mineral water. M- -rink-s -in--a--- a-von. M_ t______ m________ a_____ M- t-i-k-s m-n-r-l-n a-v-n- --------------------------- Mi trinkas mineralan akvon. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? Ĉ--v-------a- -e-n k---cit-ono? Ĉ_ v_ t______ t___ k__ c_______ Ĉ- v- t-i-k-s t-o- k-n c-t-o-o- ------------------------------- Ĉu vi trinkas teon kun citrono? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? Ĉu v- --i--as--af-n --- su-e--? Ĉ_ v_ t______ k____ k__ s______ Ĉ- v- t-i-k-s k-f-n k-n s-k-r-? ------------------------------- Ĉu vi trinkas kafon kun sukero? 0
Do you drink water with ice? Ĉu vi-tr-nk---a--o- --n-g-a-ik-b-j? Ĉ_ v_ t______ a____ k__ g__________ Ĉ- v- t-i-k-s a-v-n k-n g-a-i-u-o-? ----------------------------------- Ĉu vi trinkas akvon kun glacikuboj? 0
There is a party here. Estas-f-st- ĉi--i-. E____ f____ ĉ______ E-t-s f-s-o ĉ---i-. ------------------- Estas festo ĉi-tie. 0
People are drinking champagne. Ho--j -ri-------mpan-n. H____ t______ ĉ________ H-m-j t-i-k-s ĉ-m-a-o-. ----------------------- Homoj trinkas ĉampanon. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Homoj-----k-- --n-n---- -----n. H____ t______ v____ k__ b______ H-m-j t-i-k-s v-n-n k-j b-e-o-. ------------------------------- Homoj trinkas vinon kaj bieron. 0
Do you drink alcohol? Ĉ- v---ri-kas-al----l--? Ĉ_ v_ t______ a_________ Ĉ- v- t-i-k-s a-k-h-l-n- ------------------------ Ĉu vi trinkas alkoholon? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Ĉu----tr-nk-s-v-ski--? Ĉ_ v_ t______ v_______ Ĉ- v- t-i-k-s v-s-i-n- ---------------------- Ĉu vi trinkas viskion? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? Ĉ- ---tr--k---k---on-kun ru--? Ĉ_ v_ t______ k_____ k__ r____ Ĉ- v- t-i-k-s k-l-o- k-n r-m-? ------------------------------ Ĉu vi trinkas kolaon kun rumo? 0
I do not like champagne. Mi ne --t-s ĉ---an-n. M_ n_ ŝ____ ĉ________ M- n- ŝ-t-s ĉ-m-a-o-. --------------------- Mi ne ŝatas ĉampanon. 0
I do not like wine. M- -e -a--s--ino-. M_ n_ ŝ____ v_____ M- n- ŝ-t-s v-n-n- ------------------ Mi ne ŝatas vinon. 0
I do not like beer. M- ne ŝ-ta---i--o-. M_ n_ ŝ____ b______ M- n- ŝ-t-s b-e-o-. ------------------- Mi ne ŝatas bieron. 0
The baby likes milk. La-beb- ---as --k---. L_ b___ ŝ____ l______ L- b-b- ŝ-t-s l-k-o-. --------------------- La bebo ŝatas lakton. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. L---nfan- ŝata----k--- kaj poms--o-. L_ i_____ ŝ____ k_____ k__ p________ L- i-f-n- ŝ-t-s k-k-o- k-j p-m-u-o-. ------------------------------------ La infano ŝatas kakaon kaj pomsukon. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. L-----i-o--ata- o------ko----- grap-r--tsukon. L_ v_____ ŝ____ o_________ k__ g______________ L- v-r-n- ŝ-t-s o-a-ĝ-u-o- k-j g-a-f-u-t-u-o-. ---------------------------------------------- La virino ŝatas oranĝsukon kaj grapfruktsukon. 0

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