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Bebidas

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I drink tea. E--beb--chá. E_ b___ c___ E- b-b- c-á- ------------ Eu bebo chá. 0
I drink coffee. Eu --bo---fé. E_ b___ c____ E- b-b- c-f-. ------------- Eu bebo café. 0
I drink mineral water. Eu --bo --u- ---era-. E_ b___ á___ m_______ E- b-b- á-u- m-n-r-l- --------------------- Eu bebo água mineral. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? Be-e- -h--c----imão? B____ c__ c__ l_____ B-b-s c-á c-m l-m-o- -------------------- Bebes chá com limão? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? Be-es -a-é---m ---c--? B____ c___ c__ a______ B-b-s c-f- c-m a-ú-a-? ---------------------- Bebes café com açúcar? 0
Do you drink water with ice? Be-es-á--a -----el-? B____ á___ c__ g____ B-b-s á-u- c-m g-l-? -------------------- Bebes água com gelo? 0
There is a party here. A--i----u-- -es-a. A___ h_ u__ f_____ A-u- h- u-a f-s-a- ------------------ Aqui há uma festa. 0
People are drinking champagne. As---ss----be-e- --pu-a-te. A_ p______ b____ e_________ A- p-s-o-s b-b-m e-p-m-n-e- --------------------------- As pessoas bebem espumante. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. A- pess-as --b-- vi-ho-e c---e--. A_ p______ b____ v____ e c_______ A- p-s-o-s b-b-m v-n-o e c-r-e-a- --------------------------------- As pessoas bebem vinho e cerveja. 0
Do you drink alcohol? Bebes--l--o-? B____ á______ B-b-s á-c-o-? ------------- Bebes álcool? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? B-bes----que? B____ u______ B-b-s u-s-u-? ------------- Bebes uísque? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? B--e---o-a --la c-- r-m? B____ C___ C___ c__ r___ B-b-s C-c- C-l- c-m r-m- ------------------------ Bebes Coca Cola com rum? 0
I do not like champagne. E- --o--o-t---- -s---a---. E_ n__ g____ d_ e_________ E- n-o g-s-o d- e-p-m-n-e- -------------------------- Eu não gosto de espumante. 0
I do not like wine. Eu n-o--ost- -- --nho. E_ n__ g____ d_ v_____ E- n-o g-s-o d- v-n-o- ---------------------- Eu não gosto de vinho. 0
I do not like beer. Eu ----gost-------r--j-. E_ n__ g____ d_ c_______ E- n-o g-s-o d- c-r-e-a- ------------------------ Eu não gosto de cerveja. 0
The baby likes milk. O-bebé g---- de -e---. O b___ g____ d_ l_____ O b-b- g-s-a d- l-i-e- ---------------------- O bebé gosta de leite. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. A--ri--ç- --s-- de---oc--a-e----n-e - -e-s-mo de ----. A c______ g____ d_ c________ q_____ e d_ s___ d_ m____ A c-i-n-a g-s-a d- c-o-o-a-e q-e-t- e d- s-m- d- m-ç-. ------------------------------------------------------ A criança gosta de chocolate quente e de sumo de maçã. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. A-mu--e--go-ta-d- -----de---ran---e de -u-o-d- --ranj-. A m_____ g____ d_ s___ d_ l______ e d_ s___ d_ t_______ A m-l-e- g-s-a d- s-m- d- l-r-n-a e d- s-m- d- t-r-n-a- ------------------------------------------------------- A mulher gosta de sumo de laranja e de sumo de toranja. 0

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