"They drink wines."

Translation: Elas bebem vinhos.

[josey01]

Eles bebem vinhos is also correct as the "they" in English implies no gender!

[Paulenrique]

Yes. Both "eles" and "elas" should be accepted.

[josey01]

yeah for some reason the program marked it wrong, but I did it again and it accepted it!

[Ladybug97]

Do you have to include subject pronouns in Portuguese, unlike in Spanish?

[Paulenrique]

It's better to include them when to avoid ambiguity.

[karylingo]

Even in Spanish it sounds awkward to make wine plural? Is this not the case for Portuguese?

[Paulenrique]

This sentence sounds more natural in Portuguese in the singular form too.

[WouterMaes2]

the sentence must indicate that they are having a really good time and drinking all kinds of wines :)

[AlkanOz]

Could I also say "Voces bebes vinhos." ?

[Paulenrique]

Vocês bebem vinhos.

[JordonLunar]

correct me if i am wrong, but shouldn't it be "os vinhos"

[Paulenrique]

Only for specific wines.

[ErikUnderw]

Should be "they drink wine"

[Vnucko7]

Is it right without a pronoun like in Spanish

[Froggybangbang]

Why isn't "wine" plural? Or is "vhino" the plural?

[ArielPaz6]

Wine in english is both singular and plural. We don't typically say "Wines". I would think it would be the same in Portuguese correctly spoken. Good question though.

[ArielPaz6]

The correct english wording should be "They drink wine." Wine is both singular and plural. I would think the same rule would apply in foreign languages. IMHO.

[ggggggggang]

Ok that makes more sense.