Examples of using "Cerveza" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you drink beer?
"We'd like a beer." "Just one beer?"
Let's have another beer.
Is there any beer left?
Do we have any more beer?
Do you have beer?
I've got beer.
We drank beer.
Buy him a beer.
You drink beer.
I want another beer.
Let's start with beer.
- I like beer.
- I love beer.
They never drink beer.
She drinks beer.
Bring pizza and beer!
Which beer is yours?
I'm drinking a beer right now.
I used to drink beer.
I don't drink beer.
Would you like some more beer?
- He asked for a beer.
- He called for beer.
- He ordered a beer.
Do you have any Japanese beer?
Let's start with beer.
I drank beer last night.
There's free beer.
- He drank beer.
- He drank a beer.
Give me another beer.
Get me another beer.
Do you want a beer?
Did you get a beer?
- I feel like another beer.
- I want another beer.
- I'd like another beer.
- I would like another beer.
He drinks beer.
I'd like a pint.
Tom drinks beer.
Give me my beer.
Get me a beer.
He brewed beer.
Shall I pour some beer for you?
Have a beer.
Give me a beer.
One more beer, please!
I'll bring the beer.
Do you want a beer?
I never touch beer.
Tom brought some beer.
I drank a beer.
Do we have any more beer?
- I'm going to have a beer.
- I'll take a beer.
We need more beer.
I need to drink some beer.
- There's no beer here.
- There is no beer here.
He drinks too much beer.
The beer's very cold.
- I don't drink much beer.
- I don't drink a lot of beer.
A beer, please.
Would you care for another glass of beer?
I'll buy you a beer.
I'd like another beer.
I drank too much beer yesterday.