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Drikke

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I drink tea. E- -r-kk-te. E_ d____ t__ E- d-i-k t-. ------------ Eg drikk te. 0
I drink coffee. E- dri-k-ka-fi. E_ d____ k_____ E- d-i-k k-f-i- --------------- Eg drikk kaffi. 0
I drink mineral water. E- dr-----in-ra--a--. E_ d____ m___________ E- d-i-k m-n-r-l-a-n- --------------------- Eg drikk mineralvatn. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? Dri-k-du te-m-- si--o-? D____ d_ t_ m__ s______ D-i-k d- t- m-d s-t-o-? ----------------------- Drikk du te med sitron? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? D--kk du--af-i m-- -u-ker? D____ d_ k____ m__ s______ D-i-k d- k-f-i m-d s-k-e-? -------------------------- Drikk du kaffi med sukker? 0
Do you drink water with ice? Dr----du--a-n-----i-bit--? D____ d_ v___ m__ i_______ D-i-k d- v-t- m-d i-b-t-r- -------------------------- Drikk du vatn med isbitar? 0
There is a party here. Her-e--d-t -es-. H__ e_ d__ f____ H-r e- d-t f-s-. ---------------- Her er det fest. 0
People are drinking champagne. Folk-d-ik--mus-erand- vin. F___ d____ m_________ v___ F-l- d-i-k m-s-e-a-d- v-n- -------------------------- Folk drikk musserande vin. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Folk-d--k- vi--og ø-. F___ d____ v__ o_ ø__ F-l- d-i-k v-n o- ø-. --------------------- Folk drikk vin og øl. 0
Do you drink alcohol? Dr-k--d--al----l? D____ d_ a_______ D-i-k d- a-k-h-l- ----------------- Drikk du alkohol? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Dri------w-i---? D____ d_ w______ D-i-k d- w-i-k-? ---------------- Drikk du whisky? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? Drik---u c-la ----r-m? D____ d_ c___ m__ r___ D-i-k d- c-l- m-d r-m- ---------------------- Drikk du cola med rom? 0
I do not like champagne. Eg --k-r---kj- ---s---nde-v--. E_ l____ i____ m_________ v___ E- l-k-r i-k-e m-s-e-a-d- v-n- ------------------------------ Eg likar ikkje musserande vin. 0
I do not like wine. Eg ----r ikkj- v--. E_ l____ i____ v___ E- l-k-r i-k-e v-n- ------------------- Eg likar ikkje vin. 0
I do not like beer. E- -i--- i-k-----. E_ l____ i____ ø__ E- l-k-r i-k-e ø-. ------------------ Eg likar ikkje øl. 0
The baby likes milk. B-by-- -ikar ---l-. B_____ l____ m_____ B-b-e- l-k-r m-ø-k- ------------------- Babyen likar mjølk. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. Bar-et li-a--k-kao -g --l--us. B_____ l____ k____ o_ e_______ B-r-e- l-k-r k-k-o o- e-l-j-s- ------------------------------ Barnet likar kakao og eplejus. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. K--nna l-k----p-el-i-ju- -- ---p--r---j-s. K_____ l____ a__________ o_ g_____________ K-i-n- l-k-r a-p-l-i-j-s o- g-a-e-r-k-j-s- ------------------------------------------ Kvinna likar appelsinjus og grapefruktjus. 0

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