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- "Jesteśmy w barze."
18 Comments
Golebia
95
Agreed, seldom would someone say they are 'in the bar'. At the bar, at the concert, at the restaurant
Peter498186
634
Disagree (England brought up in North West, live in South now). At the bar is standing waiting to be served in most cases. "In" implies in the building. At would be more normal for at "name of bar" but "in the pub" sounds more normal to me than "at the pub" unless they were in the garden.
johnsuther5
1381
I agree, I would be "in the pub, at the bar" ( or vice-versa). This brings back memories from before the lockdown!
Hmmm. I don't see any comments by "Maria", but, according to http://aztekium.pl/przypadki.py?szukaj=bar&lang=en& , it's genitive.
Readingski
330
See https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bar#Polish (and click on "Declension") for further details.