What does パン屋 (panya | ぱんや) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	パン屋
	is pronounced
	panya \| ぱんや
	means
	bread store, bakery

	Examples:
	パン屋のバイトまだやってるの？ pan ya no baito mada yatteru no? You're still working part time at a bakery?
	私はパン屋で食パンを１つ買った。 watashi wa pan ya de shokupan o hitotsu katta. I bought a loaf of bread at the baker's.
	あのパン屋で働いている女の子は可愛い。 ano pan ya de hatarai te iru onnanoko wa kawaī. The girl who works at the bakery is pretty. \| The girl who works at that bakery is cute.
	向かいのパン屋へ行ってパンを買ってきて。 mukai no pan ya e itte pan o katte ki te. Will you go across to the baker's and buy some bread?
	街角のパン屋にアップルタルトはありますか？ machikado no pan ya ni appurutaruto wa ari masu ka? Are there apple tarts at the corner bakery?
	この街にはどこか他にも老舗のパン屋さんはありませんか？ kono machi ni wa doko ka ta ni mo shinise no pan ya san wa ari masen ka? Isn't there an old bakery somewhere in this town?
	「あれ？ここにパン屋さんなかった？」「それなら、とっくの昔に潰れちゃったよ」「うそ、いつの間に？」「半年前ぐらいかな」. ' are? koko ni pan ya san nakatta? ' ' sorenara, tokku no mukashi ni tsubure chatta yo ' ' uso, itsunomani? ' ' hantoshi mae gurai ka na ' "Huh, didn't the bakery store use to be here?" "Oh, it went bankrupt a while ago." "Really? When did that happen?" "I think it was about half a year ago.".

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org