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"Suki Sake" or "Sake Suki"

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Hi, I am trying to organise a small sake event for my uni friends. my theme is "I love sake" so should I say "Suki Sake" or Sake Suki" ? many thanks !
 
I'd say 酒が大好き (sake ga daisuki), but sake is a generic term for any type of alcohol.

Perhaps 日本酒が大好き (nihonshu ga daisuki), nihonshu being what Westerners refer to as sake.

Or, to keep the theme simple: 酒が好き (sake ga suki).

Or what about 酒好き (sakezuki)? Sakezuki means as much as 'sake aficionado'.


Please let us know what you'll be serving. We have a fast-growing sake section here, too.

 
Hi, I am trying to organise a small sake event for my uni friends. my theme is "I love sake" so should I say "Suki Sake" or Sake Suki" ? many thanks !

I would say Sake dai suki. (And you might want to consider spelling it "Sake dai ski.")
 
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