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Bebidas

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I drink tea. Y- -e-o--é. Y_ b___ t__ Y- b-b- t-. ----------- Yo bebo té.
I drink coffee. Y--b----c-fé. Y_ b___ c____ Y- b-b- c-f-. ------------- Yo bebo café.
I drink mineral water. Y- --bo a-ua m-n-ra-. Y_ b___ a___ m_______ Y- b-b- a-u- m-n-r-l- --------------------- Yo bebo agua mineral.
Do you drink tea with lemon? ¿-ebe--t- c-- l-m-n? ¿_____ t_ c__ l_____ ¿-e-e- t- c-n l-m-n- -------------------- ¿Bebes té con limón?
Do you drink coffee with sugar? ¿-ebe- ca-----n a-úcar? ¿_____ c___ c__ a______ ¿-e-e- c-f- c-n a-ú-a-? ----------------------- ¿Bebes café con azúcar?
Do you drink water with ice? ¿--bes -gu- -o- ----o? ¿_____ a___ c__ h_____ ¿-e-e- a-u- c-n h-e-o- ---------------------- ¿Bebes agua con hielo?
There is a party here. Aqu- ----un- fie---. A___ h__ u__ f______ A-u- h-y u-a f-e-t-. -------------------- Aquí hay una fiesta.
People are drinking champagne. La ---t- -e-e --am--n. L_ g____ b___ c_______ L- g-n-e b-b- c-a-p-n- ---------------------- La gente bebe champán.
People are drinking wine and beer. L- ge--- b-be-vin- y cerv---. L_ g____ b___ v___ y c_______ L- g-n-e b-b- v-n- y c-r-e-a- ----------------------------- La gente bebe vino y cerveza.
Do you drink alcohol? ¿B-b-s--lc-ho-? ¿_____ a_______ ¿-e-e- a-c-h-l- --------------- ¿Bebes alcohol?
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? ¿--be- wh-sk-? ¿_____ w______ ¿-e-e- w-i-k-? -------------- ¿Bebes whisky?
Do you drink Coke with rum? ¿Beb-- -o----ol--co- ro-? ¿_____ C________ c__ r___ ¿-e-e- C-c---o-a c-n r-n- ------------------------- ¿Bebes Coca-Cola con ron?
I do not like champagne. N---- gu-ta-e- c----án. N_ m_ g____ e_ c_______ N- m- g-s-a e- c-a-p-n- ----------------------- No me gusta el champán.
I do not like wine. No--------a el vi--. N_ m_ g____ e_ v____ N- m- g-s-a e- v-n-. -------------------- No me gusta el vino.
I do not like beer. N- -- -us-- ---cer-eza. N_ m_ g____ l_ c_______ N- m- g-s-a l- c-r-e-a- ----------------------- No me gusta la cerveza.
The baby likes milk. A---ebé -- -u--a -a-----e- - -- ---é-g-s---d-----l-c----am.-. A_ b___ l_ g____ l_ l_____ / E_ b___ g____ d_ l_ l____ (_____ A- b-b- l- g-s-a l- l-c-e- / E- b-b- g-s-a d- l- l-c-e (-m-)- ------------------------------------------------------------- Al bebé le gusta la leche. / El bebé gusta de la leche (am.).
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. A- ---- --A -a ni---le---stan ---c-cao-- el zu---de -a-z---. A_ n___ / A l_ n___ l_ g_____ e_ c____ y e_ z___ d_ m_______ A- n-ñ- / A l- n-ñ- l- g-s-a- e- c-c-o y e- z-m- d- m-n-a-a- ------------------------------------------------------------ Al niño / A la niña le gustan el cacao y el zumo de manzana.
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. A----m---- le gu-ta el-------e-n-r-nj- - el -u-o--- p-m--o. A l_ m____ l_ g____ e_ z___ d_ n______ y e_ z___ d_ p______ A l- m-j-r l- g-s-a e- z-m- d- n-r-n-a y e- z-m- d- p-m-l-. ----------------------------------------------------------- A la mujer le gusta el zumo de naranja y el zumo de pomelo.

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