Examples of using "пиво" in a sentence and their english translations:
Beer is beer.
How much does the beer cost?
A beer, please.
How much does beer cost?
A beer, please.
Is this your beer?
Do you drink beer?
Is there any more beer?
- He drinks beer.
- She drinks beer.
We drank beer.
I like beer.
You drink beer.
This beer is for you.
Here's your beer.
Do you drink beer?
There's free beer.
Here is beer.
One beer, please!
Beer's good.
Here's your beer.
Have a beer.
Beer's good.
Is there any beer left?
There's no beer left.
You owe me a beer.
Beer is brewed from malt.
Do you have beer?
Have you tried Japanese beer?
- I don't like beer.
- I do not like beer.
I've ordered you a beer.
Give me my beer.
I don't like beer.
- I am drinking his beer.
- I drink his beer.
- I drink her beer.
- We're out of beer.
- We've run out of beer.
The wine and the beer are good.
You don't like beer?
The beer is pretty tasty. Try it!
Who drank my beer?
- Do you like to drink beer?
- Do you like drinking beer?
He drank beer.
Whose beer is this?
This is my beer.
They drink some beer.
I owe you a beer.
- How much does the beer cost?
- How much does beer cost?
Which beer is yours?
Who brought the beer?
You owe me a beer.
- This beer tastes bitter.
- This beer is bitter.
- I'm drinking a beer.
- I drink beer.
- Where's my beer?
- Where is my beer?
- Tom is drinking a beer.
- Tom drinks beer.
Tom opened the beer.
I'll bring the beer.
She finished her beer.
- He called for beer.
- He ordered a beer.
He brewed beer.
- He's brewed some beer.
- He brewed some beer.
Is there any more beer?
A beer, please.
Do you drink beer?
Tom ordered a beer.
- I like beer.
- I love beer.
You drink beer.
You drink beer.
Do you drink beer?
Is this your beer?
She drinks beer.
The beer's very cold.
Thanks for the beer.
A pint, please.
Let's go for a beer.