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Basque
Garagardo bat, mesedez! Garagardo bat/ Bi garagardo, mesedez. (a beer/two beers, please) Pinta bat, mesedez. (a pint, please. Note: Pints are not very common and you may hear the term jarra bat (referring to 0.5l)
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Arabic
Waheed beera, meen fadleek! البيرة واحد يرجى (a beer) This is of course in those countries that allow the purchase of alcohol.
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America – Simplified English
Brewski/Cold one/Bud/Beer here, please!There are a host of very regional variations A beer/two beers, please. A pint, please.A bottle, please.One more, please. Another round, please. When is closing time? Good to know Phrases: Where is the restroom/bathroom/shitter?It was a misunderstanding…officer.I know my rights (no you don’t). This goes very well with “I pay your salary” and/or “Do you know who I am?” or “You’re so fired”These handcuffs are really tight!
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Afrikaans
Cheers! Gesondheid! A beer/two beers, please. ‘n Bier/twee biere, asseblief. A pint, please. ‘n Pint, asseblief. A bottle, please. ‘n Bottel, asseblief. One more, please. Nog een, asseblief. Another round, please. Nog ‘n rondte, asseblief. Good to know Phrases Where is the toilet? Waar is die toilet? I haven’t done anything wrong. Ek het niks verkeerd gedoen nie. It was a misunderstanding. Dit was ‘n misverstand. I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. Ek is ‘n Amerikaanse/Australiaanse/Britse/Kanadese burger. I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. Ek wil met die Amerikaanse/Australiaanse/Britse/Kanadese ambassade praat.
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Life and Death
Genieße das Leben ständig! Du bist länger tot als lebendig! Constantly enjoy life! You’re longer dead than alive!
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General Toast
Das Leben ist bezaubernd, man muss es nur durch die richtige Brille sehen. Life ist wonderful, you just need to see it through the right glasses.
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General Toast
Solange man nüchtern ist, gefällt das Schlechte. Wie man getrunken hat, weiss man das Rechte. – J.W. GoetheWhen one is sober, the bad can appeal. Then one has taken a drink, One knows what’s real. – J.W. Goethe