Someone actually thinks that people in Ireland speak in Irish language lol.
Finland also has kalja, though I don’t know where it’s from
It’s just beer in Ireland though
Øl
Bajer (bavarian)
Pilsner
ngl I like Garagardoa
Wait what, we’re _not_ the wierd ones?
Bulgarians, what’s wrong with you?
Why do you change word “piwo” given by your prophets to “bira”?
What’s going on in Kazakhstan?
Here on Spain, while “Cerveza” is the correct name, we have also “birra” as a coloquial term, which I suppose has the same roots as beer.
It’s always the hungarians who can’t be normal
/s
Cwrw! 😍
I’m Roman but never ever I have heard Cervesia for beer here… that’s weird it’s birra anywhere, we even exported the word to Spain.
Highlanders love lean 😳
Irish has leann as well. It’s not as common as beoir though.
Garagardoa (gari-ardoa) means wheat-wine in Basque.
Pivo is technically correct, but pir, per, or something inbetween, is also very likely to be heard in a casual environment.
In greek while μπύρα is the common ,we also have the word ζύθος which has greek origin.
LEAN!!!
Barely anyone speaks Cornish. The language went extinct before being revived for a very small number of speakers. The most common word for beer in all of the UK, including Cornwall, is beer.
Try asking a Cervisia in Rome. They’re gonna give it to you, of course, but they’ll be wondering why you chose to put up a bad Spanish mockery instead of ordering a birra like any normal Italian.
They say cervicia in Vatican City? Lol What kind of b.s. chart is this?
In case someone’s nterested it’s syra in Kazakhstan.
Hmmm, in the UK it’s just beer (ale is a type of beer).
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The map colors being beer colors is a nice touch
Someone actually thinks that people in Ireland speak in Irish language lol.
Finland also has kalja, though I don’t know where it’s from
It’s just beer in Ireland though
Øl
Bajer (bavarian)
Pilsner
ngl I like Garagardoa
Wait what, we’re _not_ the wierd ones?
Bulgarians, what’s wrong with you?
Why do you change word “piwo” given by your prophets to “bira”?
What’s going on in Kazakhstan?
Here on Spain, while “Cerveza” is the correct name, we have also “birra” as a coloquial term, which I suppose has the same roots as beer.
It’s always the hungarians who can’t be normal
/s
Cwrw! 😍
I’m Roman but never ever I have heard Cervesia for beer here… that’s weird it’s birra anywhere, we even exported the word to Spain.
Highlanders love lean 😳
Irish has leann as well. It’s not as common as beoir though.
Garagardoa (gari-ardoa) means wheat-wine in Basque.
Pivo is technically correct, but pir, per, or something inbetween, is also very likely to be heard in a casual environment.
In greek while μπύρα is the common ,we also have the word ζύθος which has greek origin.
LEAN!!!
Barely anyone speaks Cornish. The language went extinct before being revived for a very small number of speakers. The most common word for beer in all of the UK, including Cornwall, is beer.
Try asking a Cervisia in Rome. They’re gonna give it to you, of course, but they’ll be wondering why you chose to put up a bad Spanish mockery instead of ordering a birra like any normal Italian.
They say cervicia in Vatican City? Lol What kind of b.s. chart is this?
In case someone’s nterested it’s syra in Kazakhstan.
Hmmm, in the UK it’s just beer (ale is a type of beer).