How to say 'I want to drink beer' in Chinese?

DRINKING CULTURE IN CHINA/TAIWAN

  我-要-喝...
   wǒ-yào-hē...

Drinking culture in Taiwan (same as in China) can be quite essential particularly when talking about business. You would normally be invited to have a drink at KTVs after a business presentation or a business talk. Taiwanese people believe that this could increase a better chance of the future cooperation in business.

When drinking with Taiwanese people, they would ask you 'nǐ-yào- hē-shén-mē?' ,meaning 'what would you like to drink?' nǐ-yào literally means you-want; , hē (sounds like her), means drink. And shén-mē means what.

So, how do you respond? You can say, wǒ-yào-hē+ name of the drink , meaning 'I would like to drink ...'wǒ-yào means I-want. hē means drink.

Are you ready to order? 😁

red wine= 🍷 hóng-jiǔ  > home-Joe
(hóng sounds like home; jiǔ sounds like Joe)

white wine= 🍸 bái-jiǔ > bye-Joe
(bái sounds like bye )

beer 🍺  pí-jiǔ > pee-Joe
(pí sounds like pee)

I would like to drink red wine. 

👉  wǒ-yào-hē-hóng-jiǔ

>wo-yao-her-home-Joe

I would like to drink white wine.

👉 wǒ-yào-hē-bái-jiǔ

>wo-yao-her-bye-Joe

I would like to drink beer.

👉 wǒ-yào-hē-pí-jiǔ
>wo-yao-her-pee-Joe


**酒 jiǔ literally means alcohol**
Here is how it is written. Hope it is helpful to your order 😍🍺

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