How do you say "Do you come to this bar often?" in Japanese?

"Do you come to this bar often?" in Japanese is "このバーによく来るんですか？". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "このバーによく来るんですか？" mean in English?

"このバーによく来るんですか？" means "Do you come to this bar often?" in English. Usage tip: A classic way to start small talk by focusing on shared environments.

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How to Say ‘Do you come to this bar often?’ in Japanese

このバーによく来るんですか？

このバーによくくるんですか？

💬 Usage Tip: A classic way to start small talk by focusing on shared environments.

🇯🇵 In Japan: In Japan, settings like bars can foster close-knit social circles.

Phrase Breakdown

このバーによく

来るんですか？

Word-by-Word Breakdown

このこの

[kono]

this

Indicates something near the speaker.

Example

この本は面白いです。

This book is interesting.

バーバー

[baa]

bar

Place where alcohol is served.

Example

友達とバーに行きます。

I go to the bar with friends.

にに

[ni]

Indicates direction or destination.

Example

駅に行きます。

I am going to the station.

よくよく

[yoku]

often

Indicates frequency.

Example

よく映画を見ます。

I often watch movies.

来るくる

[kuru]

come

Verb meaning to arrive.

Example

友達が家に来ます。

A friend comes to my house.

んん

[n]

explanatory

Attached to a verb to explain actions or statements.

Example

ここに来るんです。

I am coming here, you see.

ですです

[desu]

is, am, are

Copula used to phrase questions politely.

Example

それは事実ですか？

Is it true?

かか

[ka]

question marker

Indicates a question.

Example

お名前は何ですか？

What is your name?

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