Bartenders

/ˈbɑːrtɛndərz/ noun

People who serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks at a bar or tavern. Professionals who mix cocktails, serve beverages, and often provide social interaction to customers.

American English compound from 'bar' (counter for serving drinks, from Old French 'barre' meaning barrier) and 'tender' (one who tends or takes care of, from Old French 'tendre'). The term emerged in the 19th century as drinking establishments became more formalized and specialized.

AMባር ሰራተኛ
ARحانويون
BNবারটেন্ডার
CAbarman
CSbarman
DAbartender
DEBarkeeper
ELμπάρμαν
EScamareros
FAبارمن
FIbarmaid
FRbarmen
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