We found the one person who probably doesn't dread the lights coming on in the bar come closing time -- Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio -- but her late night exit ignited a giant controversy ... well, at least here in the TMZ newsroom.
When the photog asked her what she had to drink -- the blazing hottie either responded "sake and water" ... or "sparkling water." We can't tell -- and it's driving us crazy!!!
So what is it?!
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsWe Americans are taking our time and life going finding girls in Brazil uhhh btw there are so many naturally skinny girls walking down every single corner of New York! And no more Marisa Fat Miller either!
Don't get me wrong AA is breathtaking so is Ana Beatrice and well Gisele just breathtaking however the time is over for them come up with new models!
No nee to view the clip... any moron would know that no one has ever ordered Sake and Water...please... next.,..
The look on the face of one of them is more like "who FART bombed"
or "I am not eating that taco tonight"
she said THE CAR IS OVER THERE in portuguese,than she said SPARKIN WATER, not SPARKLIN with a *L*
Yeah its sparkling water.I would give just about anything-will actually everything-to go home with her that night or any night.
Wow! You guys can't figure this out? You are all dumber than I thought, no wonder you are pappers, doesn't take too much of an IQ to stick a camera in a celebs face and push a button. If she had said "sake" her lips would've drawn back on the second sound of the word, but instead she put her lips together to produce the /p/ sound. The /p/ is a bilabial sound, therefore you have to use your lips. The /a/ in sake is a vowel. Vowels are all open mouth sounds.
She definitely said "sparkling water"! And for the 30 some percent who voted differently... Turn the miracle ear up!!!
*wink, wink*....hey, TMZ, here's a girl who can play along...I can even spell and form coherent sentences which is a rarity around here. Can I have a job?
The sp differentiated it from sake and sealed it, she said sparkling water.

















