Beer in different languages

How to say “Beer” in 67 different languages, each written out, romanized and pronounced, and checked for natural everyday use. Tap the speaker to hear it, then practise saying it yourself in the SPAIKING app.

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“Beer” in 67 languages at a glance

Language“Beer”PronunciationWhen to use
🇪🇸 Spanish cerveza ser-veh-sah You can use 'cerveza' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇫🇷 French bière byair You can use 'bière' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing your favorite types of beer
🇯🇵 Japanese ビール bee-roo You can use this word when ordering at a bar or restaurant
🇮🇹 Italian birra beer-rah You can use 'birra' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇩🇪 German Bier beer You can use the word 'Bier' in almost any casual conversation about drinks
🇰🇷 Korean 맥주 maek-joo You can use '맥주' when talking about beer in general
🇨🇳 Chinese 啤酒 pee-jyoh You can use this word when ordering drinks at a bar or restaurant
🇷🇺 Russian пиво pee-vah You can use 'пиво' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇧🇷 Portuguese cerveja ser-veh-zhah You can use 'cerveja' in any context where you want to refer to beer
🇸🇦 Arabic بيرة beer-ah You can use the word 'بيرة' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇮🇳 Hindi बीयर beer You can use the word 'बीयर' when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇬🇧 English beer beer You can use the word 'beer' when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing your favorite beverages with friends
🇳🇱 Dutch bier beer You can use 'bier' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇸🇪 Swedish öl uhl You can use 'öl' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇩🇰 Danish øl uhl You can use 'øl' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beer with friends
🇵🇱 Polish piwo pee-voh You can use 'piwo' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing your favorite beverages
🇹🇷 Turkish bira bee-rah You can use 'bira' when ordering at a bar or restaurant
🇮🇩 Indonesian bir beer You can use the word 'bir' when ordering drinks at a bar or restaurant
🇻🇳 Vietnamese bia bee-ah You can use 'bia' when ordering drinks at a bar or restaurant
🇺🇦 Ukrainian пиво pee-voh You can use 'пиво' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇹🇭 Thai เบียร์ bee-ah You can use the word 'เบียร์' when ordering drinks at a bar or restaurant
🇬🇷 Greek μπύρα bee-rah You can use the word 'μπύρα' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇵🇭 Tagalog serbesa ser-beh-sah You can use 'serbesa' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇮🇱 Hebrew בירה bee-rah You can use the word 'בירה' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇳🇴 Norwegian øl uhl You can use 'øl' when ordering a beer at a bar or restaurant
🇷🇴 Romanian bere beh-reh You can use the word 'bere' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇨🇿 Czech pivo pee-voh You can use 'pivo' when ordering a beer at a bar or restaurant
🇭🇺 Hungarian sör shur You can use the word 'sör' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇫🇮 Finnish olut oh-loot You can use 'olut' when ordering a beer at a bar or restaurant
🇵🇰 Urdu بیر beer You can use the word 'بیر' when talking about alcoholic drinks in social settings
🇷🇸 Serbian pivo pee-voh You can use the word 'pivo' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇭🇷 Croatian pivo pee-voh You can use 'pivo' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇧🇬 Bulgarian бира bee-rah You can use 'бира' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇸🇰 Slovak pivo pee-voh You can use the word 'pivo' when ordering a beer at a bar or discussing your favorite drinks
🇮🇳 Tamil பீர் peer You can use the word 'பீர்' when ordering at a bar or restaurant
🇮🇳 Telugu బీర్ beer You can use this word when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇧🇩 Bengali বিয়ার bee-yar You can use this word when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇲🇾 Malay bir beer You can use 'bir' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇮🇷 Persian آبجو ahb-jo You can use 'آبجو' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇳🇵 Nepali बियर bee-yar You can use the word 'बियर' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇦🇱 Albanian birrë beer-ruh You can use the word 'birrë' when ordering a beer at a bar or discussing your favorite types of beer with friends
🇮🇳 Malayalam ബിയര്‍ bee-yar You can use the word 'ബിയര്‍' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇮🇳 Kannada ಬೀರ್ beer You can use the word 'ಬೀರ್' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇮🇳 Marathi बिअर bee-yar You can use the word 'बिअर' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇮🇳 Gujarati બિયર bee-yar You can use the word 'બિયર' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇰🇪 Swahili bira bee-rah You can use the word 'bira' when ordering a beer at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇿🇦 Afrikaans bier beer You can use the word 'bier' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing your favorite types of beer
🇮🇪 Irish beoir byor You can use 'beoir' when ordering a drink at a pub or discussing your favorite beverages
🏴 Welsh cwrw kur-oo You can use 'cwrw' when ordering a beer at a pub or discussing your favorite drinks with friends
🏛️ Latin cervisia ker-WEE-zee-ah You can use 'cervisia' when ordering a beer at a tavern or discussing beverages with friends
🌺 Hawaiian pia pee-ah You can use 'pia' when ordering a beer at a bar or restaurant
🇳🇿 Maori pia pee-ah You can use 'pia' when ordering a beer at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇿🇦 Zulu ubhiya oo-bee-yah You can use 'ubhiya' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇳🇬 Yoruba biya bee-yah You can use 'biya' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇳🇬 Hausa biyar bee-yar You can use 'biyar' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇸🇴 Somali biir beer You can use the word 'biir' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇮🇸 Icelandic bjór byor You can use 'bjór' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beer with friends
🇪🇸 Catalan cervesa ser-veh-sah You can use 'cervesa' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇲🇲 Burmese ဘီယာ bee-yah You can use this word when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇰🇭 Khmer បៀរ bee-uh You can use this word when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇱🇰 Sinhala බියර් beer You can use the word 'බියර්' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beverages with friends
🇱🇦 Lao ເບຍ bay You can use the word 'ເບຍ' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇪🇹 Amharic ቢራ bee-rah You can use this word when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇬🇪 Georgian ბირი bee-ree You can use 'ბირი' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends
🇦🇲 Armenian գարեջուր gah-reh-joor You can use this word when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant
🇦🇫 Pashto بېرو beh-roh You can use the word 'بېرو' when talking about beer in casual settings
🇵🇰 Sindhi بئير beer You can use this word when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing beverages with friends

Beer in Hindi

बीयर (beer)

You can use the word 'बीयर' when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing beverages with friends. It is commonly used in both casual and formal contexts. In India, beer is popular among young adults and is often enjoyed during social gatherings.

Examples

  • क्या आप बीयर पीना चाहेंगे?
    Would you like to drink beer?
  • बीयर ठंडी होनी चाहिए।
    The beer should be cold.

Other ways to say it

  • बियर: a more anglicized pronunciation, commonly used in casual settings

Beer in Swedish

öl (uhl)

You can use 'öl' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It's also common to refer to beer in casual conversations with friends. If you're discussing different types of beer, you might specify the kind, like 'lager' or 'IPA'.

Examples

  • Jag skulle vilja ha en öl, tack.
    I would like a beer, please.
  • Vi dricker öl på fredagskvällar.
    We drink beer on Friday nights.

Other ways to say it

  • bärs: a casual term often used in informal settings
  • lager: refers specifically to a type of beer

Beer in Danish

øl (uhl)

You can use 'øl' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing beer with friends. It is the standard term for beer in Denmark. 'Bajer' is more casual and often used among friends.

Examples

  • Jeg vil gerne have en øl.
    I would like a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • bajer: a casual term often used in informal settings

Beer in Russian

пиво (pee-vah)

You can use 'пиво' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends. It's a standard term that everyone understands. 'Пивко' is more informal and can be used among friends. Both terms are widely accepted in everyday conversation.

Examples

  • Я хочу выпить пиво.
    I want to drink beer.
  • Где можно купить хорошее пиво?
    Where can I buy good beer?

Other ways to say it

  • пивко: a casual and affectionate term for beer

Beer in Ukrainian

пиво (pee-voh)

You can use 'пиво' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends. It's a standard term that everyone understands. Use 'пивко' when you want to sound more casual or friendly.

Examples

  • Я хочу випити пиво.
    I want to drink beer.
  • Давай замовимо пиво на вечірку.
    Let's order beer for the party.

Other ways to say it

  • пивко: a casual and affectionate term for beer

Beer in Greek

μπύρα (bee-rah)

You can use the word 'μπύρα' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It is also common to use it when discussing types of beer with friends. In casual settings, you might hear 'μπυρίτσα' instead.

Examples

  • Θα ήθελα μια μπύρα, παρακαλώ.
    I would like a beer, please.
  • Ποιες μπύρες έχετε;
    What beers do you have?

Other ways to say it

  • μπυρίτσα: a casual term often used among friends

Beer in Polish

piwo (pee-voh)

You can use 'piwo' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing your favorite beverages. It's a common word in social settings. The diminutive 'piwko' is often used among friends or in informal situations.

Examples

  • Chciałbym zamówić piwo.
    I would like to order a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • piwko: a diminutive form, often used in casual contexts

Beer in Vietnamese

bia (bee-ah)

You can use 'bia' when ordering drinks at a bar or restaurant. It's a casual term that fits well in social settings. You might also hear it in conversations about parties or gatherings. If you're in a place that serves beer, it's the word to use.

Examples

  • Cho tôi một chai bia.
    Give me a bottle of beer.
  • Chúng ta đi uống bia nhé.
    Let's go drink beer.

Other ways to say it

  • bia hơi: used to refer to draft beer, especially in northern Vietnam
  • bia tươi: means fresh beer, often used in restaurants

Beer in Turkish

bira (bee-rah)

You can use 'bira' when ordering at a bar or restaurant. It's also common to use it when discussing drinks with friends. In casual settings, you might hear it more often than in formal conversations.

Examples

  • Bir bira alabilir miyim?
    Can I have a beer?
  • Bira içmeyi seviyorum.
    I love drinking beer.

Other ways to say it

  • şerbet: used in some regions to refer to sweet drinks, not specifically beer

Beer in Arabic

بيرة (beer-ah)

You can use the word 'بيرة' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends. It is commonly used in casual conversations. The term 'جعة' may be used in more formal contexts or written texts.

Examples

  • أريد بيرة من فضلك.
    I would like a beer, please.
  • هل تحب شرب البيرة؟
    Do you like drinking beer?

Other ways to say it

  • جعة: more formal or literary term

Beer in Italian

birra (beer-rah)

You can use 'birra' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It's also common to discuss beer in social settings. If you're talking about a specific type of beer, you might use variants like 'bionda' or 'rossa'.

Examples

  • Vorrei una birra, per favore.
    I would like a beer, please.
  • Questa birra è molto buona.
    This beer is very good.

Other ways to say it

  • bionda: used to refer specifically to pale lager beers
  • rossa: used to refer to red beers or ales

Beer in Finnish

olut (oh-loot)

You can use 'olut' when ordering a beer at a bar or restaurant. It is the standard term for beer in Finnish. 'Kalja' is more casual and can be used among friends. If you are discussing specific types of beer, you might use 'pilsner'.

Examples

  • Voinko saada oluen?
    Can I have a beer?
  • Mikä olut on suosikkisi?
    What is your favorite beer?

Other ways to say it

  • kalja: a casual term often used in informal settings
  • pilsner: used when referring to a specific type of beer

Beer in Dutch

bier (beer)

You can use 'bier' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It is also used in casual conversations about beverages. When discussing different types of beer, you might specify 'pils' or 'speciaalbier'.

Examples

  • Ik drink graag een koud biertje.
    I like to drink a cold beer.
  • Wat voor bier heb je?
    What kind of beer do you have?

Other ways to say it

  • pils: commonly used for lager beer
  • speciaalbier: refers to craft or specialty beers

Beer in Welsh

cwrw (kur-oo)

You can use 'cwrw' when ordering a beer at a pub or discussing your favorite drinks with friends. It's a casual term that fits well in social settings. If you want to compliment a beer, you might say 'cwrw da'.

Examples

  • Hoffwn i gynnig cwrw i chi.
    I would like to offer you a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • cwrw da: used to mean 'good beer'
  • cwrw lleol: refers to 'local beer'

Beer in Hungarian

sör (shur)

You can use the word 'sör' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It's also common to use it when discussing beverages with friends. In Hungary, beer is a popular choice during social gatherings.

Examples

  • Kérek egy sört.
    I would like a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • söröcske: a casual, affectionate term often used among friends

Beer in Croatian

pivo (pee-voh)

You can use 'pivo' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It is a standard term understood across Croatia. Friends often use it casually when discussing their favorite types of beer.

Examples

  • Želim jedno pivo, molim.
    I would like a beer, please.
  • Koje pivo preporučuješ?
    Which beer do you recommend?

Other ways to say it

  • pivica: a casual, affectionate term often used among friends
  • pivo s limunom: refers to beer with lemon, popular in some regions

Beer in Afrikaans

bier (beer)

You can use the word 'bier' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing your favorite types of beer. It is a casual term that fits well in social settings. Use 'pils' when referring specifically to lighter, lager-style beers.

Examples

  • Ek hou van 'n koue bier op 'n warm dag.
    I enjoy a cold beer on a warm day.
  • Wat is jou gunsteling tipe bier?
    What is your favorite type of beer?

Other ways to say it

  • bier: standard term used in all contexts
  • pils: commonly used for lager-type beers

Beer in Tagalog

serbesa (ser-beh-sah)

You can use 'serbesa' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It is also common to use it when talking about beer in general. If you are discussing different types of beer, you might specify the brand or style.

Examples

  • Gusto ko ng serbesa.
    I want a beer.
  • Anong klaseng serbesa ang meron kayo?
    What kind of beer do you have?

Other ways to say it

  • alak: a more general term for alcoholic drinks
  • pilsner: used when referring to a specific type of beer

Beer in Marathi

बिअर (bee-yar)

You can use the word 'बिअर' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It's commonly used in casual conversations among friends. If you're discussing different types of alcoholic beverages, 'बिअर' is the appropriate term to use.

Examples

  • माझ्या मित्राला बिअर प्यायला आवडते.
    My friend likes to drink beer.

Other ways to say it

  • बीयर: used in some regions, especially in urban areas

Beer in Telugu

బీర్ (beer)

You can use this word when ordering drinks at a bar or discussing beverages with friends. It is commonly used in casual conversations. Be mindful of the context, as it refers specifically to the alcoholic drink.

Examples

  • నాకు ఒక బీర్ కావాలి.
    I want a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • బీరు: used interchangeably in some regions

Beer in Norwegian

øl (uhl)

You can use 'øl' when ordering a beer at a bar or restaurant. It's also common to use it in casual conversations with friends. If you're discussing different types of beer, you might specify the kind, like 'pils' or 'håndverksøl'.

Examples

  • Kan jeg få en øl?
    Can I have a beer?
  • Vi skal ha øl på festen.
    We will have beer at the party.

Other ways to say it

  • pils: commonly used for lager beer
  • håndverksøl: used for craft beer

Beer in Malay

bir (beer)

You can use 'bir' when ordering at a bar or discussing drinks with friends. It is commonly used in casual settings. In more formal contexts, you might refer to it as 'minuman keras'.

Examples

  • Saya ingin memesan bir.
    I would like to order a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • minuman keras: used more formally or when referring to alcoholic drinks in general

Beer in French

bière (byair)

You can use 'bière' when ordering a drink at a bar or discussing your favorite types of beer. It's a common word in social settings. You might also hear it in casual conversations about food and drink.

Examples

  • Je voudrais une bière, s'il vous plaît.
    I would like a beer, please.
  • Cette bière est délicieuse.
    This beer is delicious.

Other ways to say it

  • une bière: used when referring to a specific beer
  • de la bière: used when talking about beer in general

Beer in German

Bier (beer)

You can use the word 'Bier' in almost any casual conversation about drinks. It is appropriate in bars, restaurants, and social gatherings. When discussing types of beer, you might specify further, like 'Helles' or 'Weizenbier'.

Examples

  • Ich hätte gerne ein Bier.
    I would like a beer.
  • Trinkst du lieber Bier oder Wein?
    Do you prefer beer or wine?

Other ways to say it

  • Helles: a type of pale lager, commonly used in Bavaria
  • Weizenbier: a wheat beer, popular in southern Germany

Beer in Indonesian

bir (beer)

You can use the word 'bir' when ordering drinks at a bar or restaurant. It is also common to refer to beer in casual conversations with friends. If you are discussing different types of beer, you might specify 'bir lokal' or 'bir import'.

Examples

  • Saya ingin memesan bir.
    I would like to order a beer.
  • Bir lokal sangat populer di sini.
    Local beer is very popular here.

Other ways to say it

  • bir lokal: used to refer to local beer brands
  • bir import: used to refer to imported beer brands

Beer in Latin

cervisia (ker-WEE-zee-ah)

You can use 'cervisia' when ordering a beer at a tavern or discussing beverages with friends. It is a standard term that is understood in various contexts. Use it in both casual and formal conversations about beer.

Examples

  • Cervisiam bibere volo.
    I want to drink beer.
  • Cervisiae in taberna sunt optimae.
    The beers in the tavern are the best.

Other ways to say it

  • cervisiae: used in the genitive case, often in formal contexts
  • potio: means 'drink' and can refer to beer in a broader sense

Beer in Spanish

cerveza (ser-veh-sah)

You can use 'cerveza' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It's a casual term that works in most settings. If you're in a more informal context, you might hear 'birra' instead.

Examples

  • Quiero una cerveza, por favor.
    I want a beer, please.

Other ways to say it

  • birra: more commonly used in some Latin American countries

Beer in Korean

맥주 (maek-joo)

You can use '맥주' when talking about beer in general. It is appropriate in both casual and formal settings. You might say it when ordering at a bar or discussing your favorite drinks with friends.

Examples

  • 저는 맥주를 좋아해요.
    I like beer.
  • 생맥주 한 잔 주세요.
    Please give me a draft beer.

Other ways to say it

  • 맥주 한 잔: used when ordering a beer
  • 생맥주: refers to draft beer

Beer in Bulgarian

бира (bee-rah)

You can use 'бира' when ordering a drink at a bar or restaurant. It's also common to use it in casual conversations with friends. If you're discussing types of beer, you can use it in various contexts.

Examples

  • Искам една бира, моля.
    I would like a beer, please.

Other ways to say it

  • пиво: more formal or literary term

Beer in Tamil

பீர் (peer)

You can use the word 'பீர்' when ordering at a bar or restaurant. It is commonly used in casual conversations among friends. If you are in a more formal setting, you might want to specify the type of beer.

Examples

  • நான் ஒரு பீர் ஆர்டர் செய்கிறேன்.
    I am ordering a beer.

Other ways to say it

  • குடி: used informally to refer to beer
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Spanish: cerveza · French: bière · Japanese: ビール · Italian: birra · German: Bier · Korean: 맥주.

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