Chinese · bar (loanword) (serving drinks, or providing Internet access etc)
Study!
Okay.
Hit me.
Get up!
Holy cow!
Let's split it.
Oh no!
You talk!
Kill me.
Dream.
Let's break off, shall we?
Please accept this little gift.
No one has forgotten to do the homework, right?
Let me get you something to drink.
Is it okay if I take a break?
See you tonight! See you soon!
In a word, you hate me, don't you?
Let's hide behind the curtain.
Just think of the difficulties!
Are you meeting someone here?
Divide these apples between you three.
You can see it clearly, right?
Let's begin.
Let's get started.
Let's go help him!
Let's begin.
That old man, let's just say, is a living dictionary.
I think we had better wait another thirty minutes.
What tea do you drink? Is lemon tea okay?
Look at this table; it has been written out clearly.
If you're hungry, eat.
Choose one.
Tom is probably not very hungry right now.
Let's play!
As I am off duty today, let's go to the beach.
A female friend of mine loves to go to gay bars with me.
If you are going to the safari park, take the No.5 bus.
It doesn't matter which, just pick three books.
Open the door and let me in, please.
Have you ever gone to a Spanish bar?
You must have been surprised to find me alone with her yesterday.
Forget your sorrows.
Hey, Tom, forget about your worries.
You didn't actually want to go to Australia, did you?
Why sentences? …you may ask. Well, because sentences are more interesting.
Come everyone and join us in drinking, dancing, chatting, and making new friends!
The Three Forks is a bar serving beer, and its target audience are travellers.
There's probably been a traffic accident.
A bar in Shanghai started selling my favorite beer, so I'll take the opportunity to taste some.
Do it your own way if you don't like my way.