酒さか場ば

さ

か

ば

Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

1

A place where alcoholic drinks are served; can range from a casual standing bar to a cozy pub-like establishment.

一いっ

杯ぱい

やろう

。

Let's grab a drink at the bar in front of the station.

彼かれは毎まい晩ばんのように酒さか場ばに通かよっている。

He goes to the bar almost every night.

〈酒さか場ば〉で飲のむto drink at a bar
仕し事ごとの後あと、よくその酒さか場ばで飲のむ。
After work, I often drink at that bar.
〈酒さか場ば〉に立たち寄よるto stop by a bar
駅えき前まえの酒さか場ばに立たち寄よって一いっ杯ぱい飲のんだ。
I stopped by the bar in front of the station and had a drink.
〈酒さか場ば〉を経けい営えいするto run a bar
彼かれは小ちいさな酒さか場ばを経けい営えいしている。
He runs a small bar.

居い酒ざか屋やN3
居酒屋 specifically means a Japanese-style pub that also serves food, while 酒場 is a broader term covering any kind of drinking establishment.
バーN1
バー is a loanword usually implying a Western-style bar (often with cocktails and counter seating), while 酒場 has a more general or traditional feel.

酒さか屋やN1
酒屋 is a liquor store where you buy bottles to take home, while 酒場 is a place where you drink on the premises.
酒さか店だな
酒場 is a bar or tavern where people drink on the premises, whereas 酒店 (さかだな) is a shop that sells alcohol to take away.

Compound of 酒 (sake, 'alcohol') and 場 (ba, 'place').