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Pije

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I drink tea. U-ё -- --j. U__ p_ ç___ U-ё p- ç-j- ----------- Unё pi çaj. 0
I drink coffee. Unё-pi -afe. U__ p_ k____ U-ё p- k-f-. ------------ Unё pi kafe. 0
I drink mineral water. U-- p----- min-r--. U__ p_ u__ m_______ U-ё p- u-ё m-n-r-l- ------------------- Unё pi ujё mineral. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? A e -- ----- -e----o-? A e p_ ç____ m_ l_____ A e p- ç-j-n m- l-m-n- ---------------------- A e pi çajin me limon? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? A e p------n- me sh-q-r? A e p_ k_____ m_ s______ A e p- k-f-n- m- s-e-e-? ------------------------ A e pi kafenё me sheqer? 0
Do you drink water with ice? A e-pi -ji- m- -k-ll? A e p_ u___ m_ a_____ A e p- u-i- m- a-u-l- --------------------- A e pi ujin me akull? 0
There is a party here. K-t- b--et--j- fe---. K___ b____ n__ f_____ K-t- b-h-t n-ё f-s-ë- --------------------- Kёtu bёhet njё festë. 0
People are drinking champagne. Nje--z-t pi-nё --a--a-j-. N_______ p____ s_________ N-e-ё-i- p-j-ё s-a-p-n-ё- ------------------------- Njerёzit pijnё shampanjё. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Nje-ёzit--i-nё ---ё -h- -i---. N_______ p____ v___ d__ b_____ N-e-ё-i- p-j-ё v-r- d-e b-r-ё- ------------------------------ Njerёzit pijnё verё dhe birrё. 0
Do you drink alcohol? A--i-------? A p_ a______ A p- a-k-o-? ------------ A pi alkool? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? A -i -i--i? A p_ u_____ A p- u-s-i- ----------- A pi uiski? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? A----ko----- ---? A p_ k___ m_ r___ A p- k-l- m- r-m- ----------------- A pi kola me rum? 0
I do not like champagne. Sh-mp--ja ----mё---l-e-. S________ n__ m_ p______ S-a-p-n-a n-k m- p-l-e-. ------------------------ Shampanja nuk mё pёlqen. 0
I do not like wine. Ve-a--uk-m---ёl-e-. V___ n__ m_ p______ V-r- n-k m- p-l-e-. ------------------- Vera nuk mё pёlqen. 0
I do not like beer. Bir-a n-k-m--p--q--. B____ n__ m_ p______ B-r-a n-k m- p-l-e-. -------------------- Birra nuk mё pёlqen. 0
The baby likes milk. B--- d-----ёsht. B___ d_ q_______ B-b- d- q-m-s-t- ---------------- Bebi do qumёsht. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. F----- -o-k-kao --e---n- ----e. F_____ d_ k____ d__ l___ m_____ F-m-j- d- k-k-o d-e l-n- m-l-e- ------------------------------- Fёmija do kakao dhe lёng molle. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. Gr--j---o---n---o-----lli d---lёng--itroje. G_____ d_ l___ p_________ d__ l___ q_______ G-u-j- d- l-n- p-r-o-a-l- d-e l-n- q-t-o-e- ------------------------------------------- Gruaja do lёng portokalli dhe lёng qitroje. 0

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