jiǔbā
bar
The Chinese word for bar is '酒吧' (jiǔbā). This word is often used in the same context as it is in English – a place where people gather to drink alcoholic beverages. However, it can also refer to a coffee bar or other similar establishments.
Wǒmen zài jiǔbā jiànmiàn.
We meet at the bar.
This sentence is informing someone about a planned meet-up location which is a bar.
Tā shì nà jiā jiǔbā de lǎobǎn.
He is the boss of that bar.
This sentence introduces a person who owns or manages a bar.
Jiǔbā lǐ de yīnyuè tài dàshēngle.
The music in the bar is too loud.
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Jīnwǎn wǒmen qù jiǔbā.
We are going to the bar tonight.
This sentence is expressing a plan to go to a bar later in the evening.
Jiǔbā de kāimén shíjiān shì wǎnshàng liù diǎn.
The bar opens at six in the evening.
This sentence is explaining what time a specific bar starts operating.
Tā xǐhuān zài jiǔbā gōngzuò.
He likes to work in the bar.
This sentence is expressing someone's preference for working in a bar environment.
Zhè dòng lóu xiàmiàn yǒu gè jiǔbā.
There is a bar under this building.
This sentence is describing the location of a bar, which is on the ground floor of a specific building.
Jiǔbā lǐ rén hěnduō.
There are many people in the bar.
This sentence is telling about the crowded condition of a bar.
Wǒ zài jiǔbā jiéshíle tā.
I met him in the bar.
This sentence is giving information about a place where the speaker met someone.
Tā de jiǔbā fēicháng shòuhuānyíng.
His bar is very popular.
This sentence is complimenting a person's bar, saying it is well-liked by many people.