La palabra de hoy es: 'cerveza' = beer.
The Spanish word 'cerveza' is a femenine noun of Gallic/ Celtic origin and is the name given to an alcoholic drink known in English as beer or lager.
The Spanish word 'cerveza' is a femenine noun of Gallic/ Celtic origin and is the name given to an alcoholic drink known in English as beer or lager.
Some Spanish expressions with noun 'cerveza' are
Examples in which the noun 'cerveza' is used or implied are:
- Botellín de cerveza (beer bottle-small)
- Caña (de cerveza) (a small glass of beer)
- Cerveza de barril (draft beer)
- Cerveza doble (strong beer)
- Cerveza rubia (lager)
- Cerveza negra (dark beer)
- Cerveza sin alcohol (alcohol-free beer)
- Cerveza tirada (draft beer)
- Lata de cerveza (beer can)
Examples in which the noun 'cerveza' is used or implied are:
- Una caña, por favor (a small glass of draft beer, please)
- Me apetece una cerveza (I feel like having a beer)
For more on the word 'cerveza', visit: Wordreference.com/es/en/ Cerveza
*NB 'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “cerveza” in the link to hear the word pronounced.
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