Hitting the Town
For a night out, you will likely head to a bar (barul) or a club (clubul).
| The boy is waiting for you at the bar. | Băiatul te așteaptă la bar. |
| The girls went to the new club. | Fetele au mers la clubul nou. |
At the bar, you'll order from the bartender (barmanul), perhaps trying a cocktail (cocktailul).
| The bartender prepared some drinks for us. | Barmanul ne-a pregătit niște băuturi. |
| I would like the house cocktail, please. | Aș dori cocktailul casei, vă rog. |
Clinking Glasses and the Dance Floor
When your drinks arrive, it's time to toast with the verb a ciocni (to clink glasses).
| Let's toast to our friendship! | Hai să ciocnim pentru prietenia noastră! |
Then you can head to the dance floor (ringul de dans).
| Elena is already on the dance floor. | Elena este deja pe ringul de dans. |
The Morning After
If you drink too fast, you might get drunk (a se îmbăta).
| If you drink so fast, you will get drunk. | Dacă bei atât de repede, o să te îmbeți. |
Describe someone's state with adjectives like beat (drunk), treaz (sober), or mahmur (hungover). Like all adjectives, these agree in gender and number with the person described. For a female, beat becomes beată and mahmur becomes mahmură.
| A drunk woman fell asleep on the sofa. | O femeie beată a adormit pe canapea. |
| Fortunately, our driver is sober. | Din fericire, șoferul nostru este treaz. |
| My sister is very hungover today. | Sora mea este foarte mahmură azi. |
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