Wine & Spirits

1. వైన్ లిస్ట్ చూపించగలరా?

   Vain liṣṭ cūpincagalarā?

   May I see the wine list?

   Usage

   Used in a restaurant to request the wine list

   Grammar Note

   "cūpincu" means "to show"

2. స్థానిక వైన్ లేదా మద్యం సూచించగలరా?

   Sthānika vain lēdā madyaṁ sūcincagalarā?

   Can you recommend a local wine or spirit?

   Usage

   Used to ask for a local wine or spirit recommendation

   Grammar Note

   "sūcincu" means "to suggest / recommend"

3. ఎర్ర వైన్ / తెల్ల వైన్ / రోజే వైన్ కావాలి.

   Erra vain / tella vain / rōjē vain kāvāli.

   I'd like red / white / rosé wine.

   Usage

   Used to order a specific type of wine

   Grammar Note

   "kāvāli" means "I want / I need" — a standard request form

4. ఒక గ్లాస్ / ఒక బాటిల్ ఇవ్వండి.

   Oka glās / oka bāṭil ivvaṇḍi.

   I'd like a glass / bottle please.

   Usage

   Used to order a glass or bottle of wine

   Grammar Note

   "ivvaṇḍi" is a polite imperative meaning "please give"

5. ఈ వంటకానికి ఏం సూట్ అవుతుంది?

   Ī vaṇṭakāniki ēṁ sūṭ avutundi?

   What pairs well with this dish?

   Usage

   Used to ask about food and wine pairing

   Grammar Note

   "sūṭ avu" is a hybrid expression meaning "to suit / to go well with"

6. ఆల్కహాల్ శాతం ఎంత?

   Ālkahāl śātaṁ enta?

   What is the alcohol content?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the alcohol percentage

   Grammar Note

   "śātaṁ" means "percentage"

7. ఈ వైన్ డ్రై / ఫ్రూటీ / స్మూత్ గా ఉంది.

   Ī vain ḍrai / phrūṭī / smūt gā undi.

   This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.

   Usage

   Used to describe the taste profile of a wine

   Grammar Note

   "-gā undi" expresses that something is in a certain state — descriptive form

8. నేను వైన్ టేస్టింగ్ చేయాలనుకుంటున్నాను.

   Nēnu vain ṭēsṭiṅg cēyālanukuṇṭunnānu.

   I'd like to do a wine tasting.

   Usage

   Used to express interest in a wine tasting

   Grammar Note

   "anukuṇṭunnānu" expresses intention meaning "I am thinking of doing"

9. చిన్న శాంపిళ్ళు ఉన్నాయా?

   Cinna śāmpiḷḷu unnāyā?

   Do you have small samples?

   Usage

   Used to ask if tasting samples are available

   Grammar Note

   "unnāyā" asks "are there / do you have?"

10. చాలా తీపిగా వద్దు, దయచేసి.

    Cālā tīpigā vaddu, dayacēsi.

    Not too sweet, please.

    Usage

    Used to request a less sweet drink

    Grammar Note

    "vaddu" expresses negation or refusal meaning "don't / I don't want"

11. హౌస్ వైన్ ఏమిటి?

    Haus vain ēmiṭi?

    What's the house wine?

    Usage

    Used to ask what the house wine is

    Grammar Note

    "ēmiṭi" means "what is it?"

12. ఈ వైన్ ఏ ప్రాంతంలో తయారైంది?

    Ī vain ē prāntaṁlō tayāraindi?

    What region is this wine from?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the region of origin of a wine

    Grammar Note

    "ē prāntaṁlō" asks "in which region?"

13. చీర్స్! / మీ ఆరోగ్యానికి!

    Cīrs! / Mī ārogyāniki!

    Cheers! / Let's toast!

    Usage

    Used when making a toast

    Grammar Note

    "ārogyaṁ" means "health" — toast means "to your health"

14. ఈ వైన్ చల్లగా ఉందా?

    Ī vain challagā undā?

    Is this wine chilled?

    Usage

    Used to check if the wine is served chilled

    Grammar Note

    "challagā undā" asks "is it in a cold state?"

15. ఆల్కహాల్ లేని ఆప్షన్లు ఉన్నాయా?

    Ālkahāl lēni āpṣanlu unnāyā?

    Do you have non-alcoholic options?

    Usage

    Used to ask for non-alcoholic drink options

    Grammar Note

    "lēni" is the negative adjectival form meaning "without / lacking"

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