"Obie kobiety piją herbatę."

Translation: Both women are drinking tea.

[MacDiarmata]

"Both of the women drink tea" should also be accepted. English is fun like that.

[Jellei]

Sure, added.

[PVLSANS]

Dlatego nie mówi się "obie kobiet", ponieważ u wikisłowika jest napisane że "oba" i wszystkie swoje formy zachowują tak jak "dwa" oprócz liczebnika zbiorowego "oboje"?

[mihxal]

Yes and you say "dwie kobiety" not "dwie kobiet".

[Jellei]

'słowik' is a kind of a bird :D As you have "w słowniku", then I guess also "w wikisłowniku" :)

[jack307754]

I thought two women was 'oboje'? what is 'obie'?

[BenYoung84]

Apparently oboje is the collective noun version.

[OldManSteve]

How would you say both women drink tea.

[alik1989]

The same way as you already did. What you meant will be evident from context. If you want to stress that they are doing it habitually, you can add extra words such as regularnie, codziennie, często... or you can use the habitual verb pijać instead of pić, which is however less common.

[GP62HE]

Both the women are drinking tea - sounds more natural to me. But rejected.

[Jellei]

OK, added.

[jeandeluge]

could these be two 'ladies'?

[Jellei]

OK, added "ladies".

[JamesAykro]

The women both drink tea. Is this ok?

[alik1989]

Yes, added now.