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Pijače

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I drink tea. Pi--m---j. P____ č___ P-j-m č-j- ---------- Pijem čaj. 0
I drink coffee. P---m--avo. P____ k____ P-j-m k-v-. ----------- Pijem kavo. 0
I drink mineral water. Pi-e- min-r---- vo-o. P____ m________ v____ P-j-m m-n-r-l-o v-d-. --------------------- Pijem mineralno vodo. 0
Do you drink tea with lemon? P---š--------i--n-? P____ č__ z l______ P-j-š č-j z l-m-n-? ------------------- Piješ čaj z limono? 0
Do you drink coffee with sugar? P-j-š-kavo-s----dkor-em? P____ k___ s s__________ P-j-š k-v- s s-a-k-r-e-? ------------------------ Piješ kavo s sladkorjem? 0
Do you drink water with ice? Pij---v--o---ledo-? P____ v___ z l_____ P-j-š v-d- z l-d-m- ------------------- Piješ vodo z ledom? 0
There is a party here. T-k-j-j- ----va. T____ j_ z______ T-k-j j- z-b-v-. ---------------- Tukaj je zabava. 0
People are drinking champagne. Ljudj- p-j-j---e---o. L_____ p_____ p______ L-u-j- p-j-j- p-n-n-. --------------------- Ljudje pijejo penino. 0
People are drinking wine and beer. Lj-d-- -i-ej- v--o -- p--o. L_____ p_____ v___ i_ p____ L-u-j- p-j-j- v-n- i- p-v-. --------------------------- Ljudje pijejo vino in pivo. 0
Do you drink alcohol? P-ješ -lk-hol? P____ a_______ P-j-š a-k-h-l- -------------- Piješ alkohol? 0
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)? Pi--š v--k-? P____ v_____ P-j-š v-s-i- ------------ Piješ viski? 0
Do you drink Coke with rum? Pije------ z r--om? P____ k___ z r_____ P-j-š k-l- z r-m-m- ------------------- Piješ kolo z rumom? 0
I do not like champagne. N------m ------. N_ m____ p______ N- m-r-m p-n-n-. ---------------- Ne maram penine. 0
I do not like wine. Ne--ara--vina. N_ m____ v____ N- m-r-m v-n-. -------------- Ne maram vina. 0
I do not like beer. Ne-----m-p-v-. N_ m____ p____ N- m-r-m p-v-. -------------- Ne maram piva. 0
The baby likes milk. Doj--č-- i-ajo-----------. D_______ i____ r___ m_____ D-j-n-k- i-a-o r-d- m-e-o- -------------------------- Dojenčki imajo radi mleko. 0
The child likes cocoa and apple juice. Otro-i-i------adi--aka- -n --b--čni-sok. O_____ i____ r___ k____ i_ j_______ s___ O-r-c- i-a-o r-d- k-k-v i- j-b-l-n- s-k- ---------------------------------------- Otroci imajo radi kakav in jabolčni sok. 0
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice. Ž-n--e -maj---ad- -omar--------- -- -ok-gre--vke. Ž_____ i____ r___ p_________ s__ i_ s__ g________ Ž-n-k- i-a-o r-d- p-m-r-n-n- s-k i- s-k g-e-i-k-. ------------------------------------------------- Ženske imajo rade pomarančni sok in sok grenivke. 0

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