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A really useful phrase

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I always make a point of being able to say at least 'please', 'thankyou', 'yes' and 'no' in the language of the country to which I am travelling, but by far the most useful phrase has to be "Two Beers, please!"

How woud you say this in other languages?

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We already translated "Can I have a beer?" in many languages. See here

Is it enough for you, or do you want precisely "two beers, please ?"

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En español, in spañish: ¡Dos cervezas, por favor! :drink:
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MOHICAN wrote:En español, in spañish: ¡Dos cervezas, por favor! :drink:
If you say that you will have two beers in bottles. If you want draft beers, say : ¡ Dos cañas, por favor !
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In Basque : Bi garagardo, mesedez !

In Chinese : 请给我两瓶啤酒 (qing3 gei3 wo3 liang2 ping2 pi3jiu3) for bottels, and 请给我两杯啤酒 (qing3 gei3 wo3 liang2 bei1 pi3jiu3) for glasses.

Vietnamese : xin cho tôi hai chai bia (for bottles) / xin cho tôi hai cốc bia (for glasses)
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In Russian: Два пива, пожалуйста! (Dva piva, pajalusta)
It's possible to specify: Two glasses (:-?) of beer, please! - Две кружки пива, пожалуйста! (Dve krushki piva, pajalusta) :drink:
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In Korean : 맥주 두 잔 주세요 (maek-ju du jan ju-se-yo)
If you need to precise that you want draft beer you will say 생맥주 (saeng-maek-ju) instead of 맥주 (maek-ju)
However Korean beer is less than average and you should try the local traditionnal alcohols ^^
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in German: Zwei Bier, bitte!
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in italian: "due birre per favore"
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Gilen wrote:
MOHICAN wrote:En español, in spañish: ¡Dos cervezas, por favor! :drink:
If you say that you will have two beers in bottles. If you want draft beers, say : ¡ Dos cañas, por favor !
Cierto!!! Aunque por lo general lo del por favor, suele brillar por su ausencia, y es más normal decir me pone/s dos cañas/dos cervezas. (o dos pintas).

C'est vrai, mais en général on ne dit pas "por favor", et on dit "me pone/s dos cañas/dos cervezas". (ou dos pintas).

¡¡SALUD!! :drink:
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