意味
Taking care of plants.
文化的背景
Slovenians are famous for their 'nageljni' (carnations) on balconies. Watering them is a daily ritual that signals a well-maintained home. In the Alpine parts of Slovenia, flowers are often protected under roof eaves, meaning they don't get rain and MUST be watered manually. In Ljubljana, 'vrtičkarstvo' (having a small allotment garden) is a major trend. 'Grem zalit rože' often means going to a small plot on the edge of the city. Asking a neighbor to water your plants is the most common way to initiate a 'neighborly bond' in Slovenian apartment blocks.
Aspect matters
Use 'zaliti' for a one-time task and 'zalivati' for your general hobby or routine.
Don't spill!
Remember that 'politi' is an accident, 'zaliti' is a choice.
意味
Taking care of plants.
Aspect matters
Use 'zaliti' for a one-time task and 'zalivati' for your general hobby or routine.
Don't spill!
Remember that 'politi' is an accident, 'zaliti' is a choice.
The Neighbor Rule
In Slovenia, offering to water someone's flowers is the ultimate 'good neighbor' move.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'zaliti'.
Včeraj sem ________ rože na balkonu.
Use 'zalil' for masculine singular past tense or 'zalila' for feminine. Since the gender isn't specified, 'zalil' is the standard masculine form.
Which sentence is correct for a daily habit?
Vsako jutro...
The present tense 'zalijem' is used for recurring actions or habits.
Match the Slovenian phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
These are all common collocations related to plant care.
Complete the dialogue.
Ana: 'Ali lahko prosim ________ moje rože?' Bojan: 'Seveda, ni problema!'
Ana is asking Bojan (2nd person singular) to do the action.
🎉 スコア： /4
ビジュアル学習ツール
Plant Care Actions
Daily
- • zaliti rože
- • preveriti zemljo
Monthly
- • pognojiti
- • obrezati
練習問題バンク
4 問題Včeraj sem ________ rože na balkonu.
Use 'zalil' for masculine singular past tense or 'zalila' for feminine. Since the gender isn't specified, 'zalil' is the standard masculine form.
Vsako jutro...
The present tense 'zalijem' is used for recurring actions or habits.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are all common collocations related to plant care.
Ana: 'Ali lahko prosim ________ moje rože?' Bojan: 'Seveda, ni problema!'
Ana is asking Bojan (2nd person singular) to do the action.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問Yes, you can say 'zaliti vrt', but 'zaliti rože' is more specific to flowers.
Colloquially, yes, it's used for all house plants, even if they don't have flowers.
For a male: 'sem zalil'. For a female: 'sem zalila'.
Say: 'Ali lahko, prosim, zalijete moje rože?'
It is neutral and can be used in any setting.
You can still say 'zaliti rože', it covers one or one hundred.
It is called 'zalivalka'.
No, that would mean you are pouring water over them like a plant!
There isn't a direct opposite verb, but you could say 'pustiti, da se posuši' (let it dry out).
Usually in the evening or early morning to avoid the sun burning the leaves.
関連フレーズ
presaditi rože
similarto repot flowers
obrezati rože
similarto prune flowers
pognojiti rože
similarto fertilize flowers
posaditi rože
builds onto plant flowers
