Watashi WA sake o nomu koto ga arimasu?
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Correction:
The sentence above translates: "Do I drink 'sake' "
Correct way to say 'May I get a drink' is:
'Nanka nomimono wo itadakemasu ka' (lit: May I get something to drink). 'Nomimono' however could also refer to 'beverage' so if you mean 'sake' you can replace the words 'Nanka nomimono' with 'sake'.
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Easy as that , you just say drink up!!
you say des boissons for the drinks.
คื่ม is how you say drink in Thai.
Binge Drinking is when somebody may not have a drink at all for a week or a month (extended period of time) then they go say on a Friday night or a weekend and get drunk(have lots to drink)
"Pij z głową" To be honest, it's more of a thing we say in Polish and literally means "drink with head", but you can say it's the equivalent of "drink responsible"
鮭 - sake (same pronunciation as the drink, and in both words the 'e' has a soft vowel sound as in the word 'ten'.
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Christians drink wine, other websites say it is a special drink to christians.
Chalo ekta drink nai
To eat = manger To drink = boire