| French | English |
|---|---|
| De l'alcool (masculine) | Some alcohol |
| De l'eau (feminine) | Some water |
| De l'eau gazeuse (feminine) | Some sparkling water |
| De l'eau plate (feminine) | Some still water |
| De la bière | Some beer |
| De la tisane | Some herbal tea |
| Du café | Some coffee |
| Du champagne | Some champagne |
| Du coca | Some coke |
| Du jus | Some juice |
| Du lait | Some milk |
| Du sirop | Some syrup |
| Du thé | Some tea |
| Du vin | Some wine |
| Un chocolat chaud | A hot chocolate |
| Un cocktail | A cocktail |
| Un digestif | An after-dinner liqueur |
| Un soda | A fizzy drink/a soda |
| Une boisson chaude | A hot drink |
| Une boisson froide | A cold drink |
Instead of “eau gazeuse,” you can use “eau pétillante.” In informal speech, “une tisane” is also called “un pisse mémère.”
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