No. 3,291 in Spanish
cerveza
Beer.
In a sentence
Me gustaría una cerveza, por favor.
I would like a beer, please.
In this sentence, 'cerveza' refers to the drink itself, used as a countable noun to indicate one unit of the beverage.
La cerveza se produce a partir de la fermentación de cebada.
Beer is made from the fermentation of barley.
Here, 'cerveza' is used as an uncountable singular noun to refer to beer in general, representing the whole category of the beverage.
En la mesa hay varias cervezas abiertas.
There are several opened beers on the table.
In this case, 'cervezas' is used in its plural form to refer to multiple units or servings of beer.
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