píjiǔ
beer
In Chinese, '啤酒' refers to beer, an alcoholic beverage commonly made from water, barley, hops, and yeast. It is consumed in a wide range of social settings and is a staple in many cultural celebrations and traditions. It can be found in various restaurants, bars, and pubs in China, and it is traditionally consumed chilled.
Tā qù chāoshì mǎi píjiǔ.
He goes to the supermarket to buy beer.
This is a simple sentence stating a person's action of purchasing beer at a supermarket.
Zhè jiā cāntīng de píjiǔ fēicháng hǎo.
The beer in this restaurant is very good.
This sentence gives an opinion about the quality of beer in a specific restaurant.
Wǒ bù xǐhuān hē píjiǔ.
I do not like to drink beer.
This sentence expresses personal dislike towards drinking beer.
Píjiǔ duì shēntǐ bù hǎo.
Beer is not good for the body.
This sentence states that beer is unhealthy.
Nǐ néng gěi wǒ yī píng píjiǔ ma?
Can you give me a bottle of beer?
In this sentence, the speaker is asking someone else for a bottle of beer.
Fùqīn jié tā shōudào xǔduō píjiǔ zuòwéi lǐwù.
He received many beers as gifts on Father's Day.
It is indicating that the person received a lot of beer as a gift on Father's Day.
Wǒ xiǎng chángcháng zhè kuǎn xīn píjiǔ.
I want to try this new beer.
In this sentence, the speaker expresses a desire to try a new type of beer.
Píjiǔ shì zài déguó fēicháng shòu huānyíng de yǐnliào.
Beer is a very popular drink in Germany.
This sentence describes beer as being a popular drink in Germany.
Tā māmā jìnzhǐ tā yǐnyòng píjiǔ.
His mother forbids him to drink beer.
This statement tells us that his mother is restricting him from consuming beer.
Cháng hē píjiǔ huì zēngjiā féipàng de fēngxiǎn.
Drinking beer regularly can increase the risk of obesity.
This sentence talks about the possible health risk of regular beer intake.