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İçecekler

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I drink tea. Ben-ç-- ----o-u-. B__ ç__ i________ B-n ç-y i-i-o-u-. ----------------- Ben çay içiyorum. 0
I drink coffee. B-n k-hve i-iy--u-. B__ k____ i________ B-n k-h-e i-i-o-u-. ------------------- Ben kahve içiyorum. 0
I drink mineral water. Ben-m-----uyu----y-r-m. B__ m________ i________ B-n m-d-n-u-u i-i-o-u-. ----------------------- Ben madensuyu içiyorum. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? L-m-nl--ça- -ı--çi-o----? L______ ç__ m_ i_________ L-m-n-u ç-y m- i-i-o-s-n- ------------------------- Limonlu çay mı içiyorsun? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? Şe--rli---hve ---i-iy-rsun? Ş______ k____ m_ i_________ Ş-k-r-i k-h-e m- i-i-o-s-n- --------------------------- Şekerli kahve mi içiyorsun? 0
Do you drink water with ice? Buz-u s- mu -----r--n? B____ s_ m_ i_________ B-z-u s- m- i-i-o-s-n- ---------------------- Buzlu su mu içiyorsun? 0
There is a party here. B---d- -i- -a-t-----. B_____ b__ p____ v___ B-r-d- b-r p-r-i v-r- --------------------- Burada bir parti var. 0
People are drinking champagne. İ--a-l-r -------- -çiyo-lar. İ_______ ş_______ i_________ İ-s-n-a- ş-m-a-y- i-i-o-l-r- ---------------------------- İnsanlar şampanya içiyorlar. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. İ-s-n--- ş-r-- -- bir- i--yorlar. İ_______ ş____ v_ b___ i_________ İ-s-n-a- ş-r-p v- b-r- i-i-o-l-r- --------------------------------- İnsanlar şarap ve bira içiyorlar. 0
Do you drink alcohol? Al----a--yo---us--? A____ a_____ m_____ A-k-l a-ı-o- m-s-n- ------------------- Alkol alıyor musun? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Vi--i------r-m--u-? V____ i_____ m_____ V-s-i i-i-o- m-s-n- ------------------- Viski içiyor musun? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? R---u -ola----i-iy---un? R____ k___ m_ i_________ R-m-u k-l- m- i-i-o-s-n- ------------------------ Rumlu kola mı içiyorsun? 0
I do not like champagne. Ş---a----s---iy----. Ş_______ s__________ Ş-m-a-y- s-v-i-o-u-. -------------------- Şampanya sevmiyorum. 0
I do not like wine. Şara- -evm--o-u-. Ş____ s__________ Ş-r-p s-v-i-o-u-. ----------------- Şarap sevmiyorum. 0
I do not like beer. B-ra-se--iy-rum. B___ s__________ B-r- s-v-i-o-u-. ---------------- Bira sevmiyorum. 0
The baby likes milk. B-b-- -ü- s-viy--. B____ s__ s_______ B-b-k s-t s-v-y-r- ------------------ Bebek süt seviyor. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. Ço--- -a--o-v- e-ma-s--u-s-vi-or. Ç____ k____ v_ e___ s___ s_______ Ç-c-k k-k-o v- e-m- s-y- s-v-y-r- --------------------------------- Çocuk kakao ve elma suyu seviyor. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. K-dı- -or-a--l-s-y- -- gr-yf-rt ---- ---i-or. K____ p_______ s___ v_ g_______ s___ s_______ K-d-n p-r-a-a- s-y- v- g-e-f-r- s-y- s-v-y-r- --------------------------------------------- Kadın portakal suyu ve greyfurt suyu seviyor. 0

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