"I also do not drink tea."

Translation: 我也不喝茶。

[Andrew590503]

Tea is an essence of life. Me gusta te. 차는 너무 시원해요. 我爱茶。

[MauroEzequ6]

Me gusta el té * :)

[Xyvyrianeth]

お茶は好きです

I like the word for tea because it's pronounced the same in both Chinese and Japanese, like 三 (sān)

[ph516503]

does word order matter here? I'm wondering if it matters whether you place it as 也不 or 不也 or whether this can go at the end of the sentence, etc...

[Kelsi904297]

I was wondering that too because on another question the correct answer was 不也 not 也不

[phaedra]

I asked someone who is not a native but fluent speaker of Mandarin and this is his answer.
"It's actually not acceptable to reverse the order--it should be 我也不喝茶 with 也 before 不.
For what my limited intuition is worth, I think it's possible to have some scenario with the reversed order with really restricted use. Maybe something like 我不是也喝茶, "I am not also drinking tea".

[PatrickGos4]

This whole course really needs more phonetics, currently using it along side google translate makes for a much better learning experience.

[BerA.DC]

The pronunciation of chá seems different in the sentence vs alone

[phaedra]

This is probably due to co-articulation (the influence of preceding or following segments in the sound stream). For example, in English the g in big sounds more like a k before kite (big kite) than before goat (big goat). Its just because our articulators (tongue etc) are anticipating the next sound to produce (or remembering one just pronounced).