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‫12 [שתים עשרה]‬ ‫משקאות‬

12 [shteym essreh] mashqa'ot

I drink tea.	‫אני שותה תה.‬; ni shoteh/shotah teh.
I drink coffee.	‫אני שותה קפה.‬; ni shoteh/shotah qafeh.
I drink mineral water.	‫אני שותה מים מינרליים.‬; ni shoteh/shotah maim mineraliim.
Do you drink tea with lemon?	‫את / ה שותה תה עם לימון?‬; atah/at shoteh/shotah teh im limon?
Do you drink coffee with sugar?	‫את / ה שותה קפה עם סוכר?‬; atah/at shoteh/shotah qafeh im sukar?
Do you drink water with ice?	‫את / ה שותה מים עם קרח?‬; atah/at shoteh/shotah maim im qerax?
There is a party here.	‫יש פה מסיבה.‬; yess poh mesibah.
People are drinking champagne.	‫האנשים שותים שמפניה.‬; ha'anashim shotim shampaniah.
People are drinking wine and beer.	‫האנשים שותים יין ובירה.‬; ha'anashim shotim yain ubirah.
Do you drink alcohol?	‫את / ה שותה אלכוהול?‬; atah/at shoteh/shotah alkohol?
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)?	‫את / ה שותה ויסקי?‬; atah/at shoteh/shotah wisqi?
Do you drink Coke with rum?	‫את / ה שותה קולה עם רום?‬; atah/at shoteh/shotah qolah im rum?
I do not like champagne.	‫אני לא אוהב / ת שמפניה.‬; ani lo ohev/ohevet shampaniah.
I do not like wine.	‫אני לא אוהב / ת יין.‬; ani lo ohev/ohevet yain.
I do not like beer.	‫אני לא אוהב / ת בירה.‬; ani lo ohev/ohevet birah.
The baby likes milk.	‫התינוק אוהב לשתות חלב.‬; hatinoq ohev lishtot xalav.
The child likes cocoa and apple juice.	‫הילד אוהב שוקו ומיץ תפוחים.‬; hayeled ohev shoqo umits tapuxim.
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice.	‫האישה אוהבת מיץ תפוזים ומיץ אשכוליות.‬; ha'ishah ohevet mits tapuzim umits eshkoliot.

Women and men speak differently

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