I went to Sakai-Higashi in Osaka prefecture, in order to visit
a bar which is managed by one of my-mixis.
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On the way, I found a strange nameboard at the shopping street
in front of Sakai-Higashi station.
"No charge bar"???? Excellent!
If my memory serves me right, "no charge" means "free(無料
muryou)". So I wanted to drink a lot at the bar at that time
instead of going to my-mixi's bar; however, I guessed it means
"no charge for tables", so I didn't get in the strange bar.
Is it misleading for native English speakers?
I suppose most of them can understand what it means.
I don't hope the bar get in trouble. :)
a bar which is managed by one of my-mixis.
http://
On the way, I found a strange nameboard at the shopping street
in front of Sakai-Higashi station.
"No charge bar"???? Excellent!
If my memory serves me right, "no charge" means "free(無料
muryou)". So I wanted to drink a lot at the bar at that time
instead of going to my-mixi's bar; however, I guessed it means
"no charge for tables", so I didn't get in the strange bar.
Is it misleading for native English speakers?
I suppose most of them can understand what it means.
I don't hope the bar get in trouble. :)
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