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Telugu Vocabulary - Drinks

Hi Telugu learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will be learning about the words used for different drinks in Telugu.

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Common Drinks[edit | edit source]

Here are some common drinks that you might come across in Telugu-speaking regions:

Vocabulary Notes[edit | edit source]

- In Telugu, the word for tea is 'chahā' which is derived from the Hindi word 'chai'. - The word for coffee is 'kāphī' which is similar to the English word 'coffee'. - The word for hot chocolate is 'kākālantu', which is derived from the English word 'chocolate'. - The word for juice in Telugu is 'juss', which is borrowed from the English language. - The word for syrup in Telugu is 'śarbat' which is borrowed from Hindi. - Bottle gourd juice is a popular drink in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

  • Person 1: నీరు ఇవ్వండి (Can you give me water?)
  • Person 2: అవును (Sure)
  • Person 1: ఒక చహా ఇస్తారా? (Will you give me a cup of tea?)
  • Person 2: అవును తగాలిపావు (Sure, please wait)

Alcoholic Drinks[edit | edit source]

Drinking alcohol is not encouraged in Indian culture, but it is consumed in moderate amounts by those who like to. Here are some Telugu terms for alcoholic drinks:

Telugu Pronunciation English
నీరు nīru Water
చహా chahā Tea
కాఫీ kāphī Coffee
కాఫినింగ్ kāfing Cappuccino
కాకాలంతు kākālantu Hot chocolate
జుస్ juss Juice
శర్బత్ śarbat Syrup
సొరకాయ sorakāya Bottle gourd juice
కాజు పండు మజ్జిగ kāju pandu majjiga Cashew fruit juice

Vocabulary Notes[edit | edit source]

- In Telugu, the word for beer is 'bīru', which is used commonly across India. - The word for wine is 'vainu', which is not a commonly used term in everyday language. - Whiskey is often referred to as 'vāṭar melāni', with 'vāṭar' meaning water and 'melāni' being the Telugu translation of 'mellowness'. - Rum is referred to as 'reṇḍō kūṭu' in Telugu. - Coconut-based alcoholic drinks are quite popular in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and coconut whiskey is called 'kāki kobbari'.

Dialogue[edit | edit source]

  • Person 1: ఒక బీర్ ఇచ్చి రా? (Can you give me a beer?)
  • Person 2: అవునునిజంతం (Yes, but drink responsibly)
  • Person 1: నత్తి దారితో పెట్టలేదా? (No drinking and driving, right?)
  • Person 2: అవును తప్పక చెప్పండి (Yes, make sure you don't do that)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

That's it for this lesson! Don't forget to practice and learn more words from the TeluguVocabulary section. And if you are interested in learning more about Telugu language and culture, check out the Polyglot Club website. You can also find native speakers and ask them any questions. 😃
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Telugu Pronunciation English
బీరు bīru Beer
వైను vainu Wine
వాటర్ మెలాని vāṭar melāni Whisky
రెండో కూటు reṇḍō kūṭu Rum
కాకి కొబ్బరి kāki kobbari Coconut whiskey

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