🍻 At the Bar in Japanese – Ordering Drinks & Conversation Practice! (Exercise 2)

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🎤 Ready to practice Japanese at a bar or izakaya? In this Exercise 2 of our Complete Japanese Course, you’ll learn essential phrases for ordering drinks, chatting with staff, and bar etiquette in Japan!
🔹 This Lesson Covers:
✅ Drink Vocabulary (Beer, Sake, Cocktails, etc.)
✅ Ordering Phrases (“One more, please,” “What do you recommend?”)
✅ Politeness & Etiquette (How to talk to bartenders)
✅ Real-Life Dialogue Practice (Listen & Repeat)
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James, do you want another beer?
Of course. Thank you.
By the way, did you meet our new boss?
Yes, I was at the meeting last Monday that the new boss was introduced to the staff.
I was at the meeting last Monday. Weren't you there?
I wasn't there. I couldn't attend the meeting.
What do you think of her?
Well, she seems to have a lot of knowledge of sales management, and she seems to be friendly and smart.
I'm glad you know that.
To do a good job, the boss should know the selfishness of things.
I think she's very good at admitting to her former boss.
I think so.
I'm glad to hear that we may finally have a good leader.
Cheers to our new boss!
Cheers!
Let's drink moderately today.
We don't have time to get drunk tomorrow.
Roger that.
All right, so let's try again.
James, do you want another beer?
Of course. Thank you.
By the way, did you meet our new boss?
I was at the meeting last Monday that the new boss was introduced to the staff.
Weren't you there?
I wasn't there. I couldn't attend the meeting.
What do you think of her?
Well, she seems to have a lot of knowledge of sales management, and she seems to be friendly and smart.
I'm glad you know that.
To do a good job, the boss should know the selfishness of things.
I think she's very good at admitting to her former boss.
I'm glad to hear that we may finally have a good leader.
Cheers to our new boss!
Cheers!
Let's drink moderately today.
We don't have time to get drunk tomorrow.
Roger that.
All right, so next time let's split characters.
I will be Lin and you will be James.
We will go twice again.
So let's start.
James, do you want another beer?
Yes, I was at the meeting last Monday that the new boss was introduced to the staff.
Weren't you there?
Well, she seems to have a lot of knowledge of sales management, and she seems to be friendly and smart.
I think she's very good at admitting to her former boss.
Cheers to our new boss!
Roger that.
All right, so let's try again.
James, do you want another beer?
I was at the meeting last Monday that the new boss was introduced to the staff.
Weren't you there?
Well, she seems to have a lot of knowledge of sales management, and she seems to be friendly and smart.
I think she's very good at admitting to her former boss.
Cheers to our new boss!
Roger that.
Okay, so lastly, we will split characters.
I will be James this time and you will be Lin.
We will go twice again.
So please start.
Of course. Thank you.
By the way, did you meet our new boss?
You didn't.
I couldn't attend the meeting.
I don't think about her.
I'm glad you know that.
In order to do a good job, the boss should know the consequences of things.
I'm glad to hear that we may finally have a good leader.
Cheers!
Let's drink moderately today.
We don't have time to get drunk tomorrow.
All right, so let's try again.
Of course. Thank you.
By the way, did you meet our new boss?
You didn't.
I couldn't attend the meeting.
I don't think about her.
I'm glad you know that.
In order to do a good job, the boss should know the consequences of things.
I'm glad to hear that we may finally have a good leader.
Cheers!
Let's drink moderately today.
We don't have time to get drunk tomorrow.
OK. Thank you.
Thank you guys.
I hope you had a good knowledge.
And I hope you had...
know the ropes from this lesson.
And I will see you in the next lecture.
Thank you.
