a beer
Have a beer.
He drank a beer.
Tom se compró una cerveza para él.
Tom bought himself a beer.
I'll have a beer.
Does anyone want a beer?
He ordered a beer.
Let's go for a beer.
I'll buy you a beer.
How about a beer?
Si no tiene una cerveza no quiero nada.
If you don't have a beer, I don't want anything.
— Pacto de sangre (1944)
No hay nada mejor que una cerveza fría en un día caluroso.
There's nothing better than a cold beer on a hot day.
A veces salgo por una cerveza.
Sometimes I go out for a beer.
I'm going for a beer.
No puedo tomarme ni una cerveza más.
I can’t have even one more beer.
Get me a beer.
Marcel, ¿me traes una cerveza, por favor?
Marcel, could you bring me a beer, please?
— 7 años (2016)
He ordered a beer.
Do you want a beer?
Would you like a beer?
I'll buy you a beer.
Fui a beber una cerveza con los amigos.
I went to have a beer with friends.
Lo que necesito es una cerveza.
What I need is a beer.
I'm drinking a beer.
Have a beer.
Tom le pasó a María una cerveza.
Tom handed Maria a beer.
¿Qué tal si nos juntamos más tarde para una cerveza?
How about we get together for a beer later?
Quiero que me compres una cerveza, Miller High Life.
I want you to buy me a beer, Miller High Life.
— Haz lo correcto (1989)
I could really go for a beer!
I'm going to buy a beer.
I want another beer.
How much is a beer?
No hay nada más refrescante que una cerveza fría en un día caluroso.
There's nothing more refreshing than a cold beer on a hot day.
Have a beer with me.
I need a beer.
And a beer.
She offered me a beer.