Flirting at the bar Part 2: Suggest moving to a quieter spot in the bar to continue talking.
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Key Phrases
にぎやかなバー
nigiyaka na baa
Lively bar
静かな角
shizuka na kado
Quiet corner
もっと話したい
motto hanashi tai
I want to talk more
Skills You'll Learn
Making suggestions
提案をする
teian o suru
Expressing preferences
好みを表現する
konomi o hyougen suru
Thanking for choices
選んでくれてありがとう
eran de kure te arigatou
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you're in a lively bar in Japan, engaging in a conversation with a friend. The noise makes it hard to talk, so you suggest moving to a quieter corner. Your friend agrees, appreciating your suggestion. Once settled in the quieter spot, you express your desire to have a deeper conversation and learn more about each other.
このバー、すごくにぎやかだね。
kono baa sugoku nigiyaka da ne
This bar is really lively.
ええ、でも楽しいですよ。
ee de mo tanoshii desu yo
Yes, but it's fun.
もっと静かな場所に移動しない？もっと話しやすくなると思うよ。
motto shizuka na basho ni idou shi nai motto hanashi yasuku naru to omou yo
Shall we move to a quieter place? I think it'll be easier to talk.
いいですね。どこかいい場所知っていますか？
ii desu ne doko ka ii basho shitsu te i masu ka
That sounds good. Do you know a good place?
ここの角に小さなテーブルがあるよ。そこならもっと落ち着けるかも。
koko no kado ni chiisana teeburu ga aru yo soko nara motto ochitsukeru ka mo
There's a small table in the corner here. It might be more relaxing there.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
バー
baa
Bar
にぎやか
nigiyaka
Lively
ええ
ee
Yes
💬 [ええ] is a softer, more conversational yes than [はい]. You'll hear it a lot in friendly talk, especially when someone is agreeing warmly.
See breakdown →楽しい
tanoshii
Fun
静か
shizuka
Quiet
💬 [静か] becomes [静かな] before a noun: [静かな場所] means "a quiet place." A lot of words like this add [な] only when they directly describe a noun.
See breakdown →静かな
shizuka na
Quiet
💬 [静かな] is the form you use before a noun, as in [静かなバー] or [静かな席]. Drop the [な] when it's at the end: [ここは静かです].
See breakdown →移動
idou
Move
💬 [移動] by itself is the noun "movement" or "moving." To say the action "to move," add [する]: [移動する].
See breakdown →移動する
idou suru
Move
💬 A lot of action words in Japanese are a noun plus [する], and [移動する] is one of them. The same pattern works with things like [案内する] and [提案する].
See breakdown →場所
basho
Place
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