In the Iroquoian languages, the word for "drink" varies by specific language. For example, in Mohawk, "to drink" is "niyok." In Oneida, it is "hóʔna." Each of the Iroquoian languages has its own distinct vocabulary, so it's important to specify which language you are referring to for an accurate translation.
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Iroquian and/or Ojibway
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Iroquian
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Easy as that , you just say drink up!!
คื่ม is how you say drink in Thai.
you say des boissons for the drinks.
"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"
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Christians drink wine, other websites say it is a special drink to christians.