Party catchword: “Beer for now” 

December 26th, 2012By Category: Uncategorized

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Toriaezu Beeru!

“Beer for now”

What do you order first when you visit a Japanese pub? (sorry to those who don’t drink)

In a Japanese pub, drinks such as sour (a mixture of sochu and juice), Japanese sake, wine, whisky and recent additions such as high ball (whisky and carbonated water) and hoppy (shochu and carbonated wheat drink) are available.

As drinks are normally ordered right after you enter, this is a handy phrase when it’s crowded or when it’s troublesome to look at the menu.

「Toriaezu beeru!」”Beer for now”

Incidentally, beer is usually served either as draft beer in a jug「生(なま)ビール = Nama beeru」 or bottled beer「瓶(びん)ビール = Bin beeru」 in a bottle and glass.

Phrases like 「中生(ちゅうなま)ください = Chuu nama kudasai」”Medium jug of draft beer”,

「瓶(びん)ビール、グラス二つで = Bin beeru, gurasu futatsu de」”Bottled beer with 2 glasses”

are also convenient. Please do try using them. Or perhaps you already knew about them…

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  • leslie nguyen says:

    I never thought of it like that “beer for now” as I don’t really say that often in English when drinking. But it’s good to know.

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