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12 [twelve]

Beverages

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12 [dwanaście]

Napoje

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I drink tea. P--ę he-b-t-. P___ h_______ P-j- h-r-a-ę- ------------- Piję herbatę. 0
I drink coffee. Pi-- -a-ę. P___ k____ P-j- k-w-. ---------- Piję kawę. 0
I drink mineral water. Pi-ę --d- -in-r--n-. P___ w___ m_________ P-j- w-d- m-n-r-l-ą- -------------------- Piję wodę mineralną. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? P----- -e--atę----yt-yną? P_____ h______ z c_______ P-j-s- h-r-a-ę z c-t-y-ą- ------------------------- Pijesz herbatę z cytryną? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? P-jesz -a-ę-z --k--m? P_____ k___ z c______ P-j-s- k-w- z c-k-e-? --------------------- Pijesz kawę z cukrem? 0
Do you drink water with ice? P----- wo---z lo-e-? P_____ w___ z l_____ P-j-s- w-d- z l-d-m- -------------------- Pijesz wodę z lodem? 0
There is a party here. T- -e-- przy--c-e. T_ j___ p_________ T- j-s- p-z-j-c-e- ------------------ Tu jest przyjęcie. 0
People are drinking champagne. Lud----p-ją s-am----. L_____ p___ s________ L-d-i- p-j- s-a-p-n-. --------------------- Ludzie piją szampana. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Ludzi- -iją------i--iwo. L_____ p___ w___ i p____ L-d-i- p-j- w-n- i p-w-. ------------------------ Ludzie piją wino i piwo. 0
Do you drink alcohol? Pije-z -l-o--l? P_____ a_______ P-j-s- a-k-h-l- --------------- Pijesz alkohol? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Pij-s---hisky? P_____ w______ P-j-s- w-i-k-? -------------- Pijesz whisky? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? P--es- c--ę-z -----? P_____ c___ z r_____ P-j-s- c-l- z r-m-m- -------------------- Pijesz colę z rumem? 0
I do not like champagne. N---lubi- -z--p-na--/ Nie--hcę -----an-. N__ l____ s________ / N__ c___ s________ N-e l-b-ę s-a-p-n-. / N-e c-c- s-a-p-n-. ---------------------------------------- Nie lubię szampana. / Nie chcę szampana. 0
I do not like wine. N-- l---- -i-a- /-Nie--h-ę -ina. N__ l____ w____ / N__ c___ w____ N-e l-b-ę w-n-. / N-e c-c- w-n-. -------------------------------- Nie lubię wina. / Nie chcę wina. 0
I do not like beer. Ni----bi- p---- / -ie ch-ę p--a. N__ l____ p____ / N__ c___ p____ N-e l-b-ę p-w-. / N-e c-c- p-w-. -------------------------------- Nie lubię piwa. / Nie chcę piwa. 0
The baby likes milk. T- d-i--ko l----m----. /--o---i-cko -hce -lek-. T_ d______ l___ m_____ / T_ d______ c___ m_____ T- d-i-c-o l-b- m-e-o- / T- d-i-c-o c-c- m-e-o- ----------------------------------------------- To dziecko lubi mleko. / To dziecko chce mleko. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. To d--e--o -ub----k-o-i--o- -abł---------o----e--o-c-c----kao-i-sok-j------y. T_ d______ l___ k____ i s__ j________ / T_ d______ c___ k____ i s__ j________ T- d-i-c-o l-b- k-k-o i s-k j-b-k-w-. / T- d-i-c-o c-c- k-k-o i s-k j-b-k-w-. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To dziecko lubi kakao i sok jabłkowy. / To dziecko chce kakao i sok jabłkowy. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. Ta---b--ta lu-i-/ ------ok--------cz-w- - grejp--ut-w-. T_ k______ l___ / c___ s__ p___________ i g____________ T- k-b-e-a l-b- / c-c- s-k p-m-r-ń-z-w- i g-e-p-r-t-w-. ------------------------------------------------------- Ta kobieta lubi / chce sok pomarańczowy i grejpfrutowy. 0

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