Examples of using "Wijn" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want wine?
Do you sell wine?
Do you want wine?
Do you sell wine?
Bring wine.
- A red wine, please.
- Red wine, please.
Is this your wine?
This is your wine.
Do you like wine?
You have red wine.
- That's an excellent wine.
- This is excellent wine.
- It's an excellent wine.
Do you drink wine?
- I have wine.
- I've got wine.
He has wine.
Is this wine?
She has wine.
You have wine.
We have wine.
They have wine.
- Do you want wine?
- Do you want some wine?
Red wine, please.
Tom drinks wine.
I drink wine.
Is there wine?
Sami drinks wine.
Tom has wine.
Give me a bottle of wine.
This wine tastes great.
I spilled my wine.
A glass of white wine, please.
- One more bottle of wine, please.
- Another bottle of wine, please.
I don't drink wine.
She likes wine.
A drunk man's words are a sober man's thoughts.
The writer drank wine.
Wine is poetry put into a bottle.
He drinks red wine.
A red wine, please.
I drank some wine.
This is my wine.
Is this my wine?
Whose wine is this?
Is the wine red?
Is the wine good?
Do you want some wine?
- Don't drink a lot of wine!
- Do not drink a lot of wine!
Do they like wine?
- That's an excellent wine.
- This is excellent wine.
- It's an excellent wine.
- This is an excellent wine.
Tom tasted the wine.
Europeans like to drink wine.
Give me a bottle of wine.
The wine was excellent.
This is excellent wine.
Give me the wine.
Tom likes wine.
The wine was red.
I never drink wine.
That wine is good.
It is good wine.
Europeans love wine.
The Italians always drink wine.
I brought wine.
The bottle contained wine.
We drank some wine.
Tom drank some wine.
Tom drank his wine.
- This wine is red.
- This is red wine.
- This wine is red.
- This is red wine.
This wine tastes good.