"Sin alcohol" translates to "without alcohol" in English. It is commonly used to describe beverages or products that do not contain any alcoholic content, such as non-alcoholic drinks or cocktails. This term is often found on labels or menus to indicate options suitable for those avoiding alcohol.
Without a barrier
Pecado means: sin
It means: "It's a sin"
"I don't want to be without you"
"Without fear, I love you"
I'm guessing this is in Spanish, so literally "without alcohol", or "alcohol-free".
Refresco Bebida sin alcohol
"without you"
"Sin pensar" best translates to "without thought."
"Never the less"
Without a barrier
Pecado means: sin
"Mar sin é" means "Is that so?"
The phrase is "sin alcohol." (pronounced seen, sin= without)
sin saber que hacer is Spanish for without knowing what to do.
sündigt nicht = don't sin
It means: "It's a sin"