"You drink milk and I drink water."

Translation: Você bebe leite e eu bebo água.

[lupinechemist]

Can you omit the "eu" and have implied subject such as in Spanish?

[Paulenrique]

You can do that. But, like spanish, when you want to show actions in distinct people, its better to use it. So, using eu in such sentence would be better.

[triplzer0]

It makes sense that it's better, but I don't think a right answer without the eu should be marked wrong.

[PERCE_NEIGE]

Yes, but since there are two sujects involved, it can be very confusing without them.

[CharlotteH21]

ohh those accents! lol so hard to remember where they belong sometimes lol

[K.Alix]

Why was I counted wrong for saying 'A senhora bebe leite e eu bebo água." I said the write thing!

[Danmoller]

Be careful when saying "senhora". It means "old lady". Young women would get offended!

[Paulenrique]

A senhora is in a respectful way. Você is informal

[vicentillo013]

Where in the phrase is the reference to a woman? It only says "you" that can refer to a man, a kid, a girl....or even men or women...I don´t see why write "A senhora"....

[SheldonBal]

When the heck do I use você vs vocês?

[Paulenrique]

Você is you singular and vocês you plural (you guys, you all).

[M.alsf]

With "voce" it has to be bebe snd with " Eu" it has to be bebo , is that correct ?

[Verymuchmisha]

Brazilian Portuguese uses você but european portuguese uses tu. It should be accepted

[MetaCooler1]

I really wish that they allowed "Tu" in the corse as that is also portuguese.