"Una bevanda"

Translation: A beverage

[irikamp]

Why can't I use "A drink"?

[s_o_p_h_i_e_l_u]

It's literally the same thing.

[Sue98781]

It works

[r4ace]

I definitely heard la bevanda. Only when I lost a heart and played back the tortoise did I hear una :-(

[rocktopusglub]

It sounds like "Na" instead of "una"

[j.j.kroes]

In general, it is hard to heard the difference between the 'LA" or "uNA" in the spoken exercises.

[jewelius]

Bevanda sounds more like bevata.

[John242575]

in what way is "a beverage" not the same as the more widely used "drink"?

[PinkAndOrange]

should be "drink" in British English

[dorsey13]

you can type in drink and it is still correct

[maryestherl]

Didn't work for me.

[luna892935]

Bevanda is ugual a bibita, pronounced bìbita, accent on first i. I am italian

[Akarin213]

A beverage? Is beverage countable?

[PeregrinaMia]

Yes, "beverage" is indeed a countable noun.

"Would anyone like a hot beverage?"
Beverages are listed on the back of the menu.

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/beverage

I hope this helps.

[amiz.ir]

Any one can help me about exceptions??for example
A word like (colazione) it is a feminine word or bevanda.
Something like this
Any of you have a list which
This words be on it??
A list of exceptions
Thanks.

[FrankClear]

Wow. I definitely heard an "l" sound instead of a "v" sound

[kittyful]

is the connotation of this word an alcoholic beverage? or just any sort of drink?

[PeregrinaMia]

Just like "beverage", bevanda can refer to both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/italian-english/bevanda
http://www.garzantilinguistica.it/en/search/?q=bevanda

I hope this is useful.

[GerganaSim1]

Does this check for spelling because a noticed that it accepts bevanta and bevanda all the same

[amiz.ir]

Any one can help me about exceptions??for example
A word like (colazione) it is a feminine word
Something like this
Any of you have a list which
This words be on it??
A list of exceptions
Thanks

[JaneDodge2]

Did "una" sound like "uno" to anyone else? I know it should be feminine, but it just tripped me up...

[YuliaIsaev1]

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/beverage

[Theo639847]

Indeed