意味
Basic hydration.
文化的背景
Slovenians are very proud of their tap water. It is common to see people filling bottles at public fountains in Ljubljana. In the mountains, 'piti vodo' from a stream is a ritual for hikers, though one should always check if the water is 'pitna' (potable). Unlike in some countries, asking for tap water in a restaurant is not considered rude or cheap; it is a standard request. There is a strong emphasis on 'zdravje' (health) in Slovenia, and drinking water is promoted over sugary drinks in schools.
The Genitive Trick
Always use 'vode' after 'ne'. It makes you sound instantly more advanced.
Tap Water is King
Don't waste money on bottled water in Slovenia; the tap water is world-class.
意味
Basic hydration.
The Genitive Trick
Always use 'vode' after 'ne'. It makes you sound instantly more advanced.
Tap Water is King
Don't waste money on bottled water in Slovenia; the tap water is world-class.
Case Matters
Saying 'Pijem voda' is a classic beginner mistake. Remember the 'o'!
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the noun 'voda'.
Jaz pijem ____.
The verb 'piti' requires the accusative case for its object.
Which sentence uses the figurative meaning correctly?
Someone tells you they can fly. You say:
'To ne pije vode' means 'That doesn't hold water' or 'That's impossible/illogical'.
Complete the dialogue in a restaurant.
Natakar: 'Kaj boste pili?' Gost: '____, prosim.'
'Vodo iz pipe' (tap water) is the most natural way to order water in Slovenia.
Match the Slovenian phrase with its English equivalent.
Match the following:
These are the fundamental variations of the phrase.
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Case Changes
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4 問題Jaz pijem ____.
The verb 'piti' requires the accusative case for its object.
Someone tells you they can fly. You say:
'To ne pije vode' means 'That doesn't hold water' or 'That's impossible/illogical'.
Natakar: 'Kaj boste pili?' Gost: '____, prosim.'
'Vodo iz pipe' (tap water) is the most natural way to order water in Slovenia.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the fundamental variations of the phrase.
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よくある質問
10 問No, in Slovenia you 'eat' soup (jesti juho), even though it is liquid.
Yes, it is very common and polite in all but the most formal settings.
It means an argument is illogical or a lie is obvious.
It is 'mi pijemo'.
Because it is the object of the verb (Accusative case).
Yes, it is among the cleanest in Europe.
Usually, you would say 'piti radensko' or 'piti gazirano vodo'.
Yes, the stem changes from 'pi-' to 'pije-'.
Yes, hydration is a big part of the local health culture.
For a male: 'pil sem vodo'. For a female: 'pila sem vodo'.
関連フレーズ
žejen kot kamela
similarThirsty as a camel
čista voda
specialized formClear water
voda na mlin
similarWater to the mill
biti v škripcih
contrastTo be in a bind
