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Do you like it still or sparkling?

Sparkling?

i think, carbonated water. (which ewws me).

Chocolate milk is good. We use powder from O'boy or Nesquick here when we male it, or we can buy it readily made in 1 liter or 1/2 liter cartons from Tine or Litago (or Q malk but I don't personally like the taste of that one). really cold water is great when it's hot or I'm too full to drink something else. otherwise I tend to prefer drinks with flavor.

I only like still water, cannot stand it sparkling, even though I like soda pop.

How about champagne?

Champagne is delicious. My family usually have a glass of champagne (well, sparkling wine really) on New year's Eve.

the entire family shares a glass?

champagne is neat, i found i find white wines more tolerable than red.

not quite what I meant, Kip!

My new language [Mythavean] has no word for alcohol because it doesn't exist in Mythaven. They just have water and tea.

Can you conjugate verbs in it? If so, shows us how.

Every word in Mythavean is an entire phrase. Here's the pronunciation guide from my book:
Pronunciation:
E: ‘eh’ sound
E [at the end of a word]: ‘ay’ sound
EA ‘ay’ sound
I: ‘ee’ sound
O: ‘oh’ sound
OI: ‘oy’ sound
OU: ‘oo’ sound
A: ‘ah’ sound
AU: ‘ow’ sound
AI: ‘eye’ sound
AE: ‘ay’ sound
AE with an r: ‘air’ sound
Y: 'ee' sound

The Mythavean Alphabet: A, B, C, CH, D, DJ, E,EA, F, G, H, I J, K, L, M, N, O, P, PH, QU, QW, R, S, SH, T, TH, U, V, W, WH, Y, and Z [X and ∞ are special symbols to the Mythaveans].

A Note On Grammar:
The grammar of Mythavean is quite simple, as the most important word goes at the end of the sentence and the words that have the most connections go together. Also, each word contains a sentence or an entire phrase, and each word can also have double or symbolic meanings. All words are capitalized in a sentence. As a final note, when Mythavean words are spoken, visually vivid pictures appear in the minds of the listeners to further convey the meaning, as Mythaveans are telepathic.

Now, say all that out loud in a row!

Shan't.

Hadn't.

How.