How to Say ‘To comment on strangers' drinks’ in German
Fremde Drinks kommentieren
FREM-deh drihnks ko-men-TEE-ren
[FREM-deh drihnks ko-men-TEE-ren]
Phrase Breakdown
Fremde Drinks
FREM-deh drihnks
strangers' drinks / other people's drinks
'Fremd' means foreign, strange or belonging to others. 'Drinks' is borrowed from English.
Fremde Drinks probiere ich nicht.
I don't try other people's drinks.
Words in this phrase
Fremde
[FREM-deh]
strangers'
Belonging to people you don't know; also 'foreign'.
Ich spreche nicht gern mit fremden Leuten.
I don't like talking to strangers.
Drinks
[drihnks]
drinks
Beverages, particularly those that are alcoholic.
Wir bestellen Drinks an der Bar.
We order drinks at the bar.
kommentieren
[ko-men-TEE-ren]
to comment on
To make remarks about something.
Er muss alles kommentieren.
He has to comment on everything.
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