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I drink tea. J--p--e--č-j. J_ p____ č___ J- p-j-m č-j- ------------- Ja pijem čaj. 0
I drink coffee. J- ---------u. J_ p____ k____ J- p-j-m k-v-. -------------- Ja pijem kavu. 0
I drink mineral water. Ja pi------nera--------. J_ p____ m________ v____ J- p-j-m m-n-r-l-u v-d-. ------------------------ Ja pijem mineralnu vodu. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? Pije---- č---s --m-nom? P____ l_ č__ s l_______ P-j-š l- č-j s l-m-n-m- ----------------------- Piješ li čaj s limunom? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? P-j-š-l----v--s---e--rom? P____ l_ k___ s_ š_______ P-j-š l- k-v- s- š-ć-r-m- ------------------------- Piješ li kavu sa šećerom? 0
Do you drink water with ice? P-j---li --du - le--m? P____ l_ v___ s l_____ P-j-š l- v-d- s l-d-m- ---------------------- Piješ li vodu s ledom? 0
There is a party here. Ovdje-j--t-lum. O____ j_ t_____ O-d-e j- t-l-m- --------------- Ovdje je tulum. 0
People are drinking champagne. L-----p-j- -je-u---. L____ p___ p________ L-u-i p-j- p-e-u-a-. -------------------- Ljudi piju pjenušac. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Lj--i -ij- --n--i p-v-. L____ p___ v___ i p____ L-u-i p-j- v-n- i p-v-. ----------------------- Ljudi piju vino i pivo. 0
Do you drink alcohol? Pije- li-al--h--? P____ l_ a_______ P-j-š l- a-k-h-l- ----------------- Piješ li alkohol? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? P-je- li -i--i? P____ l_ v_____ P-j-š l- v-s-i- --------------- Piješ li viski? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? Pi--- li k-l-----umo-? P____ l_ k___ s r_____ P-j-š l- k-l- s r-m-m- ---------------------- Piješ li kolu s rumom? 0
I do not like champagne. Ne -o--m ---nušac. N_ v____ p________ N- v-l-m p-e-u-a-. ------------------ Ne volim pjenušac. 0
I do not like wine. Ne ---i---in-. N_ v____ v____ N- v-l-m v-n-. -------------- Ne volim vino. 0
I do not like beer. Ne -o-----ivo. N_ v____ p____ N- v-l-m p-v-. -------------- Ne volim pivo. 0
The baby likes milk. B--a-voli -lij-ko. B___ v___ m_______ B-b- v-l- m-i-e-o- ------------------ Beba voli mlijeko. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. Dijet- --l----k-o-i--ok--d-ja-uke. D_____ v___ k____ i s__ o_ j______ D-j-t- v-l- k-k-o i s-k o- j-b-k-. ---------------------------------- Dijete voli kakao i sok od jabuke. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. Go-p-đa v-l- --- o--nara-č--- g-e---. G______ v___ s__ o_ n______ i g______ G-s-o-a v-l- s-k o- n-r-n-e i g-e-p-. ------------------------------------- Gospođa voli sok od naranče i grejpa. 0

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