酒
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Base noun form. Refers to alcoholic beverages in general or specifically to Japanese rice wine (sake). Commonly used in phrases like 『酒を飲む』 (sake o nomu, 'to drink alcohol').
Theme
At a casual izakaya after work, User and their coworker Ken are discussing drink preferences and plans for the evening.
酒
さけ
alcohol / sake
Everyday Life & SurvivalFood & Dining
Memory Hook
Think of 'sake' as the traditional Japanese rice wine. 'Sake' sounds like 'sock' + 'key' — a key to unlocking a sock full of alcohol!
Cultural Note
『酒』 (sake, 'alcohol / Sake') is central to Japanese social life, often enjoyed at izakaya (pubs) or during celebrations. It includes various types like nihonshu (Japanese sake) and other alcoholic beverages.
Forms
Base: 酒Base noun form. Refers to alcoholic beverages in general or specifically to Japanese rice wine (sake). Commonly used in phrases like 『酒を飲む』 (sake o nomu, 'to drink alcohol').