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I need to know what these french phrases mean/how to say this in french?

So we are supposed to know in our head many terms we can use in French class for a skit between 3 people, and it's on the spot to test your knowledge and pronunciation of French. She gave us a few terms but I didn't hear the explanation so please give me what each means in english. They are phrases mostly. 1. Vous voudriez? 2. et comme boisson? 3. une consommation 4.un repas 5. prendre 6. laisser 7. viet??? Idk i only heard her say this one out loud

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1. 1. Do you want it? 2. And as drink? 3. A consumption 4. a meal 5. taking 6. leaving As for number 7, I have no clue =(
2. 1: Would you ( like)? 2; and to drink? 3: One drink 4:A meal 5: The verbe " to take" 6:the verbe " to leave" 7: not a french word... good luck
3. 1 - you would like? 2 - and to drink? 3 - a drink 4 - a meal 5 - to take 6 - to let or allow 7 - hmm looks like 'viens' (come) or could sound like 'billet' (ticket)
4. 1. What would you like? 2. literally means "and as drink", but it should be "what drink would you like?" 3. something to eat or something to drink 4. a meal 5. take 6. leave 7. I don`t know :(
5. 1. Vous voudriez? {Voo Voo-dree-ye} What would you like? 2. et comme boisson? {Ey com (like computer) boa-ssson} And what about drinks? 3. une consommation de Consumption of 4. un repas A meal 5. prendre Take 6. laisser quelque chose Leave something 7. Did you mean "serviette"? If yes, it means 'napkin' Sorry to spell how exactly to pronounce the words. Kinda difficult to write pronounciation.
6. I think the first on is They would like or we would like