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12 [bārō] pāṇīẏa drabya

I drink tea.	আমি চা খাই (পান করি) ৷; āmi cā khā'i (pāna kari)
I drink coffee.	আমি কফি খাই (পান করি) ৷; āmi kaphi khā'i (pāna kari)
I drink mineral water.	আমি মিনারেল ওয়াটার খাই (পান করি) ৷; āmi minārēla ōẏāṭāra khā'i (pāna kari)
Do you drink tea with lemon?	তুমি কি লেবু দিয়ে চা খাও?; tumi ki lēbu diẏē cā khā'ō?
Do you drink coffee with sugar?	তুমি কি চিনি দিয়ে কফি খাও (পান কর) ?; Tumi ki cini diẏē kaphi khā'ō (pāna kara)?
Do you drink water with ice?	তুমি কি বরফ দিয়ে জল / পানি খাও (পান কর) ?; Tumi ki barapha diẏē jala / pāni khā'ō (pāna kara)?
There is a party here.	এখানে একটা পার্টি চলছে ৷; Ēkhānē ēkaṭā pārṭi calachē
People are drinking champagne.	লোকেরা শ্যাম্পেন খাচ্ছে (পান করছে) ৷; lōkērā śyāmpēna khācchē (pāna karachē)
People are drinking wine and beer.	লোকেরা ওয়াইন (মদ) এবং বিয়ার খাচ্ছে (পান করছে) ৷; lōkērā ōẏā'ina (mada) ēbaṁ biẏāra khācchē (pāna karachē)
Do you drink alcohol?	তুমি কি মদ্যপান কর?; tumi ki madyapāna kara?
Do you drink whisky / whiskey (am.)?	তুমি কি হুইস্কি খাও (পান কর) ?; Tumi ki hu'iski khā'ō (pāna kara)?
Do you drink Coke with rum?	তুমি কি কোকের সাথে রাম খাও (পান কর) ?; Tumi ki kōkēra sāthē rāma khā'ō (pāna kara)?
I do not like champagne.	আমার শ্যাম্পেন ভাল লাগে না ৷; Āmāra śyāmpēna bhāla lāgē nā
I do not like wine.	আমার ওয়াইন (মদ) ভাল লাগে না ৷; āmāra ōẏā'ina (mada) bhāla lāgē nā
I do not like beer.	আমার বীয়ার ভাল লাগে না ৷; āmāra bīẏāra bhāla lāgē nā
The baby likes milk.	শিশুর দুধ ভাল লাগে ৷; śiśura dudha bhāla lāgē
The child likes cocoa and apple juice.	শিশুর কোকো এবং আপেলের রস ভাল লাগে ৷; śiśura kōkō ēbaṁ āpēlēra rasa bhāla lāgē
The woman likes orange and grapefruit juice.	ভদ্র মহিলার কমলালেবু এবং আঙ্গুরের রস ভাল লাগে ৷; bhadra mahilāra kamalālēbu ēbaṁ āṅgurēra rasa bhāla lāgē

Women and men speak differently

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