From root: inom
Usage Note
Inumin refers to any potable liquid or drink. It is commonly used when offering water or juice to guests.
Examples
" Masarap ang inumin na ito. "
Natural Translation
This drink is delicious.
Literal Translation
Delicious the beverage that this.
" Ano ang paborito mong inumin? "
Natural Translation
What is your favorite beverage?
Literal Translation
What the favorite your beverage?
" Maraming uri ng inumin ang inihanda nila sa kasal, mula sa juice hanggang sa malamig na kape. "
Natural Translation
They prepared many kinds of drinks for the wedding, from juice to cold coffee.
Literal Translation
Many kind of beverage the prepared they at wedding, from juice until to cold coffee.
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