I meant to put
and not
you have to say "please" of course...
How do you say 'Give me a beer' in your local language?
In Greece you`ll have to say: "Μία μπύρα παρακαλώ"
You pronounce it like : "Mia bira parakalo"
In Danish:
Give me a beer = Stik mig en øl! (won't get you far!)
Give me a beer please = En øl, tak (but we seldom only order 1 at a time ^^)
Typical Danish beers are Tuborg, Carlsberg & Odense so you can easily replace the word øl with the name. Ex. En Carlsberg, tak. 
In Russian: daite pivo / prinesite pivo (the final –e is pronounced too!)
[ Edit: Edited on Apr 16, 2007, at 6:42 AM by AlexKorn ]
In Irish...Tabhair dom ''a pint of the black stuff'' le do thoil!!
I believe that in Norwegian (a language that I have taken the liberty to try and teach myself) it goes..
Gi meg en øl!
Yeah, you could be polite and say
En øl, takk.
Just like the Danish guy, right??!
Oh yeah, and always ask for another...
En øl til!!
[ Edit: Edited on Apr 16, 2007, at 11:27 PM by abesworld ]
In Canada, we say "Can I have a beer, eh?"
In Malaysia , we speak variety of language
English - Give me a beer
Bahasa - Tolong bagi satu beer
Cantonese - Bei yat ji jau ngo
Mandarin - ik bier pei jou
Hokkien - Ho wa chee lei beer
Hakka - Pun Ngai Yit Ke Jew
Tamil - Beer, Ya na ke Ku Der
Estonian: "Palun üks õlu" = a beer, please.
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