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Discover Ludwig"a coca cola" is not correct or usable in written English.
A more correct way to say this would be "a Coca-Cola," which functions as a noun and a proper name for the specific brand of soda. Here is an example sentence using "a Coca-Cola": I ordered a Coca-Cola at the restaurant and it was the perfect refreshment on a hot day.
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Or a Coca-Cola.
I gave them a Coca-Cola each.
Everyone, in the morning and midafternoon, wanted a Coca-Cola.
To quote the title of a Coca-Cola commercial, "Argh".
"You'd think that you could get me a Coca-Cola".
Another lifted a Coca-Cola bottle, pondering it.
A Coca-Cola spokesman, Ben Deutsch, declined to elaborate.
The normal espresso maker could be a Coca-Cola dispenser.
He wants, shock horror, "just a Coca-Cola".
Collins asked soothingly if he would like a Coca-Cola.
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