Where is the nearest bar

Question

I go to Cuba quite often and I would like to be able to communicate much better. Could you please show me how to ask where is the nearest bar?

welcome to the forum. - pmikan-pam, Feb 20, 2013

Answer 1

Welcome to the forum.

In Spanish that would usually be asked something like this:

¿Hay una barra por aquí? Is there a bar near or around here?

I am glad that you are focusing on the first things first. Also, if you would finish completing your profile, the members could help you in a better manner.

Answer 2

jejeje, How to ir de fiesta, my speciality.

¿Dónde está el bar más cerca? Where's the closest bar?

OR

¿Hay un bar aquí cerca ? Is there a bar close by here?

Let me know if you need any other party related vocab, jajajaja.

Answer 3

Believe me, I've tried, but have rarely communicated better after a bar. Well, maybe a first, but ...

Welcome.

No hay nada mejor que una cerveza para soltar la lengua! - rodneyp, Feb 20, 2013

Please be careful in those bars south of the border. As it has be said, we want you back. - kirk1, Feb 20, 2013

Exacto Rodney. That's why Ii revised to say "at first" Later on, I've been known to do more harm to my tongue, even the English one. - rogspax, Feb 20, 2013

No worries Kirk. I'm flying SanAnto direct to Toluca, and skipping the border entirely. - rogspax, Feb 20, 2013

Mi español se mejora mucho después una cerveza. La segunda? Se hunde en el abismo. La tercera? Mi inglés también. ;) - MyHeadAboveWater, Feb 20, 2013

Funny stuff. Rodney: ¡Claro que sí! MyHeadAboveWater: Lightweight! (Kidding!) Rogspax: Vacation to Toluca? I’m moving to Guanajuato soon. - brian5764, Feb 21, 2013