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12 [twelve]

Beverages

Beverages

12 [열둘]

12 [yeoldul]

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I drink tea. 저는 차- 마--. 저는 차를 마셔요. 0
je----- c------ m-------. jeoneun chaleul masyeoyo. 		+
I drink coffee. 저는 커-- 마--. 저는 커피를 마셔요. 0
je----- k-------- m-------. jeoneun keopileul masyeoyo. 		+
I drink mineral water. 저는 생-- 마--. 저는 생수를 마셔요. 0
je----- s---------- m-------. jeoneun saengsuleul masyeoyo. 		+
     
Do you drink tea with lemon? 당신- 차- 레-- 넣- 마--? 당신은 차에 레몬을 넣어 마셔요? 0
da--------- c---- l-------- n------ m-------? dangsin-eun cha-e lemon-eul neoh-eo masyeoyo? 		+
Do you drink coffee with sugar? 당신- 커-- 설-- 넣- 마--? 당신은 커피에 설탕을 넣어 마셔요? 0
da--------- k----- s----------- n------ m-------? dangsin-eun keopie seoltang-eul neoh-eo masyeoyo? 		+
Do you drink water with ice? 당신- 물- 얼-- 넣- 마--? 당신은 물에 얼음을 넣어 마셔요? 0
da--------- m---- e---------- n------ m-------? dangsin-eun mul-e eol-eum-eul neoh-eo masyeoyo? 		+
     
There is a party here. 여기 파-- 있--. 여기 파티가 있어요. 0
ye--- p----- i-------. yeogi patiga iss-eoyo. 		+
People are drinking champagne. 사람-- 샴--- 마--. 사람들은 샴페인을 마셔요. 0
sa----------- s----------- m-------. salamdeul-eun syampein-eul masyeoyo. 		+
People are drinking wine and beer. 사람-- 와-- 맥-- 마--. 사람들은 와인과 맥주를 마셔요. 0
sa----------- w------ m--------- m-------. salamdeul-eun waingwa maegjuleul masyeoyo. 		+
     
Do you drink alcohol? 당신- 술- 마--? 당신은 술을 마셔요? 0
da--------- s------ m-------? dangsin-eun sul-eul masyeoyo? 		+
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? 당신- 위--- 마--? 당신은 위스키를 마셔요? 0
da--------- w---------- m-------? dangsin-eun wiseukileul masyeoyo? 		+
Do you drink Coke with rum? 당신- 콜-- 럼-- 넣- 마--? 당신은 콜라에 럼주를 넣어 마셔요? 0
da--------- k------ l--------- n------ m-------? dangsin-eun kolla-e leomjuleul neoh-eo masyeoyo? 		+
     
I do not like champagne. 저는 샴--- 안 좋---. 저는 샴페인을 안 좋아해요. 0
je----- s----------- a- j---------. jeoneun syampein-eul an joh-ahaeyo. 		+
I do not like wine. 저는 와-- 안 좋---. 저는 와인을 안 좋아해요. 0
je----- w------- a- j---------. jeoneun wain-eul an joh-ahaeyo. 		+
I do not like beer. 저는 맥-- 안 좋---. 저는 맥주를 안 좋아해요. 0
je----- m--------- a- j---------. jeoneun maegjuleul an joh-ahaeyo. 		+
     
The baby likes milk. 아기- 우-- 좋---. 아기가 우유를 좋아해요. 0
ag--- u------ j---------. agiga uyuleul joh-ahaeyo. 		+
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. 아이- 코--- 사---- 좋---. 아이가 코코아와 사과주스를 좋아해요. 0
ai-- k------ s------------- j---------. aiga kokoawa sagwajuseuleul joh-ahaeyo. 		+
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. 여자- 오--- 자---- 좋---. 여자가 오렌지와 자몽주스를 좋아해요. 0
ye----- o------- j-------------- j---------. yeojaga olenjiwa jamongjuseuleul joh-ahaeyo. 		+
     

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