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Beverages

Beverages

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Đồ uống

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I drink tea. T------- --è-/ --à. T__ u___ c__ / t___ T-i u-n- c-è / t-à- ------------------- Tôi uống chè / trà. 0
I drink coffee. Tôi -ống-c--p--. T__ u___ c_ p___ T-i u-n- c- p-ê- ---------------- Tôi uống cà phê. 0
I drink mineral water. Tôi -ống nư-- ---á--. T__ u___ n___ k______ T-i u-n- n-ớ- k-o-n-. --------------------- Tôi uống nước khoáng. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? Bạ--uống c-è-/ trà-với -h----không? B__ u___ c__ / t__ v__ c____ k_____ B-n u-n- c-è / t-à v-i c-a-h k-ô-g- ----------------------------------- Bạn uống chè / trà với chanh không? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? Bạ- -ó-u-n- -- p-- --i-đườn--kh-ng? B__ c_ u___ c_ p__ v__ đ____ k_____ B-n c- u-n- c- p-ê v-i đ-ờ-g k-ô-g- ----------------------------------- Bạn có uống cà phê với đường không? 0
Do you drink water with ice? Bạ- có-uống nướ--v-i-----hôn-? B__ c_ u___ n___ v__ đ_ k_____ B-n c- u-n- n-ớ- v-i đ- k-ô-g- ------------------------------ Bạn có uống nước với đá không? 0
There is a party here. Ở -â--c- b-ổ--t-ệ-. Ở đ__ c_ b___ t____ Ở đ-y c- b-ổ- t-ệ-. ------------------- Ở đây có buổi tiệc. 0
People are drinking champagne. Mọi-n-ười u-ng-r-ợ--s-m --n-. M__ n____ u___ r___ s__ b____ M-i n-ư-i u-n- r-ợ- s-m b-n-. ----------------------------- Mọi người uống rượu sâm banh. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. M-- n-ư-i --n- r----van---- -ia. M__ n____ u___ r___ v___ v_ b___ M-i n-ư-i u-n- r-ợ- v-n- v- b-a- -------------------------------- Mọi người uống rượu vang và bia. 0
Do you drink alcohol? B----- -ố-g rượ- c-n --ô-g? B__ c_ u___ r___ c__ k_____ B-n c- u-n- r-ợ- c-n k-ô-g- --------------------------- Bạn có uống rượu cồn không? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Bạ--c---ốn- -ư-u-uý---- -hôn-? B__ c_ u___ r___ u_____ k_____ B-n c- u-n- r-ợ- u-t-k- k-ô-g- ------------------------------ Bạn có uống rượu uýt-ky không? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? B---c- -ốn- -- l--với------rum------? B__ c_ u___ c_ l_ v__ r___ r__ k_____ B-n c- u-n- c- l- v-i r-ợ- r-m k-ô-g- ------------------------------------- Bạn có uống cô la với rượu rum không? 0
I do not like champagne. Tô------g ---------u--âm---nh. T__ k____ t____ r___ s__ b____ T-i k-ô-g t-í-h r-ợ- s-m b-n-. ------------------------------ Tôi không thích rượu sâm banh. 0
I do not like wine. Tôi--------h-ch rượu ---g. T__ k____ t____ r___ v____ T-i k-ô-g t-í-h r-ợ- v-n-. -------------------------- Tôi không thích rượu vang. 0
I do not like beer. Tô---------híc- bi-. T__ k____ t____ b___ T-i k-ô-g t-í-h b-a- -------------------- Tôi không thích bia. 0
The baby likes milk. E--b- -hích-sữa. E_ b_ t____ s___ E- b- t-í-h s-a- ---------------- Em bé thích sữa. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. Đ-a -r---hích --c-o-v- -ư-- -áo. Đ__ t__ t____ c____ v_ n___ t___ Đ-a t-ẻ t-í-h c-c-o v- n-ớ- t-o- -------------------------------- Đứa trẻ thích cacao và nước táo. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. Bà--y t------ước-c---và ---- --ở-. B_ ấ_ t____ n___ c__ v_ n___ b____ B- ấ- t-í-h n-ớ- c-m v- n-ớ- b-ở-. ---------------------------------- Bà ấy thích nước cam và nước bưởi. 0

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