Examples of using "Sör" in a sentence and their english translations:
- There's no beer here.
- There is no beer here.
Beer's good.
Here is beer.
- How much does a beer cost?
- How much is a beer?
- How much is one beer?
How much does beer cost?
- Here is beer.
- Here's your beer.
Beer's good.
Is there any more beer?
How much beer is left?
How much does a can of beer cost?
Whose beer is this?
Beer contains hops.
How much is one beer?
Warm beer is minging.
The beer's very cold.
There's beer in the fridge.
- This beer's good.
- This beer's all right.
- That beer's good.
I had beer for breakfast.
I could use a beer.
Is this really a non-alcoholic beer?
How much does a beer cost here?
This beer isn't cold.
Beer consists of 90% water.
How much does a bottle of beer cost?
This beer is the best.
This beer contains 5% alcohol.
The wine and beer are good.
He began his meal by drinking half a glass of ale.
We've run out of beer.
How's the wine, and how's the beer?
We're out of beer.
The first trademarked brand was Bass Ale,
This glass of beer is almost bigger than you.
After Tom had drunk quite a bit of beer at the party, he imitated Chewbacca's voice.
This beer tastes bitter.
- I've heard that in Germany beer is cheaper than water. Is that true?
- I heard that beer was cheaper than water in Germany. Is that true?
Beer is taxed according to its malt content, so low-malt beer is cheaper.
The bottles of beer that I brought to the party were redundant; the host's family owned a brewery.
I don't drink anything stronger than beer.
"Call that a beer? It's got no head!" complained Tom loudly in an English pub. "Keep your voice down! Everyone's looking at us!" whispered Mary, urging him to restrain himself. "That's how they serve it here. We're not in Bavaria now!"