A1 Collocation 중립 1분 분량

Kuhati kosilo

To cook lunch

Phrase in 30 Seconds

This phrase describes the essential daily act of preparing the main midday meal in Slovenia.

  • Means: To cook or prepare the midday meal (lunch).
  • Used in: Daily home life, planning meals, and social invitations.
  • Don't confuse: With 'peči' (baking) or 'večerja' (dinner).
👨‍🍳 + 🍲 + 🕛 = Kuhati kosilo

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At this level, 'kuhati kosilo' is a basic vocabulary building block. It describes a simple daily action. You learn to conjugate the verb 'kuhati' in the present tense and use 'kosilo' as the object. It's essential for talking about your day and your family.
At the A2 level, you start using the phrase in the past and future tenses. You can describe what you cooked yesterday or what you will cook tomorrow. You also begin to use it with modal verbs like 'moram' (I must) or 'želim' (I want).
Intermediate learners distinguish between 'kuhati' (imperfective) and 'skuhati' (perfective). You can explain the process of cooking lunch in more detail, using sequence markers like 'najprej' (first), 'potem' (then), and 'na koncu' (at the end). You also understand the cultural significance of the meal.
At B2, you use the phrase in complex sentences and understand its role in Slovenian social life. You can discuss the health aspects of cooking at home versus eating out and use the phrase in more abstract discussions about lifestyle and tradition.
Advanced learners appreciate the stylistic nuances. You might use 'kuhati kosilo' in literary or journalistic contexts to evoke a sense of domesticity or tradition. You understand regional variations and can use the phrase to discuss culinary heritage and national identity with precision.
At the C2 level, you have a near-native grasp of the phrase's cognitive associations. You understand how 'kuhati kosilo' functions as a 'social glue' in Slovenian discourse. You can analyze the phrase's etymology and its evolution within the broader context of Slavic linguistics and Central European history.

Preparing the midday meal.

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문화적 배경

Lunch is the most important meal. Many shops and offices used to close or slow down during 'čas za kosilo' (lunchtime). The 'Nedeljsko kosilo' is a sacred family ritual involving beef soup and roast potatoes. Cooking it is a sign of a traditional household. The 'malica' is a smaller meal, but 'toplo kosilo' is often provided in school and factory canteens. In the Prekmurje region, 'kuhati kosilo' might involve 'bujta repa', while on the coast, it might be 'rižota'.

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The 'Za' Rule

When asking what someone is making, always use 'za': 'Kaj kuhaš ZA kosilo?'

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Sunday is Special

If someone invites you to 'nedeljsko kosilo', expect a long, multi-course meal starting with soup.

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The 'Za' Rule

When asking what someone is making, always use 'za': 'Kaj kuhaš ZA kosilo?'

💬

Sunday is Special

If someone invites you to 'nedeljsko kosilo', expect a long, multi-course meal starting with soup.

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Negation Case

Remember to change 'kosilo' to 'kosila' when saying you ARE NOT cooking: 'Ne kuham kosila'.

셀프 테스트

Fill in the correct form of the verb 'kuhati'.

Jaz vsak dan ______ kosilo.

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: kuham

The first person singular form of 'kuhati' is 'kuham'.

Which sentence is correct for 'We are cooking lunch'?

Choose the correct translation:

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: Mi kuhamo kosilo.

'Mi' (we) requires the verb ending '-mo'.

Complete the dialogue.

A: Kaj delaš? B: Oprosti, ______ kosilo.

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: kuham

In the context of 'What are you doing?' while in the kitchen, 'kuham' (I am cooking) is the most logical answer.

Match the phrase to the time of day.

When would you say 'Kuham kosilo'?

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: 12:30 PM

'Kosilo' is the midday meal, typically eaten between 11:00 and 15:00.

🎉 점수: /4

시각 학습 자료

연습 문제 은행

5 연습 문제
정답을 골라봐 Fill Blank

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답:
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'kuhati'. Fill Blank A1

Jaz vsak dan ______ kosilo.

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: kuham

The first person singular form of 'kuhati' is 'kuham'.

Which sentence is correct for 'We are cooking lunch'? Choose A1

Choose the correct translation:

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: Mi kuhamo kosilo.

'Mi' (we) requires the verb ending '-mo'.

Complete the dialogue. dialogue_completion A1

A: Kaj delaš? B: Oprosti, ______ kosilo.

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: kuham

In the context of 'What are you doing?' while in the kitchen, 'kuham' (I am cooking) is the most logical answer.

Match the phrase to the time of day. situation_matching A1

When would you say 'Kuham kosilo'?

✓ 정답! ✗ 아쉬워요. 정답: 12:30 PM

'Kosilo' is the midday meal, typically eaten between 11:00 and 15:00.

🎉 점수: /5

자주 묻는 질문

4 질문

Yes, 'narediti kosilo' is very common in casual speech, especially if the meal is simple.

Yes, in modern Slovenian it strictly refers to the midday meal.

'Kuhati' is the process (I am cooking), while 'skuhati' is the completed action (I have cooked).

It is neutral. It's appropriate for both home and formal discussions.

관련 표현

🔗

pripravljati večerjo

similar

preparing dinner

🔗

peči kruh

specialized form

baking bread

🔗

iti na kosilo

builds on

to go to lunch

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pospraviti kuhinjo

builds on

to clean the kitchen

어디서 쓸까?

🌅

Morning planning

A: Kaj boš danes kuhala za kosilo?

B: Mislim, da bom kuhala testenine.

informal
📞

Phone call interruption

A: Živijo! Imaš minuto?

B: Oprosti, ne morem govoriti, ravno kuham kosilo.

informal
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Inviting guests

A: V nedeljo kuhamo kosilo. Prideta?

B: Z veseljem! Hvala za povabilo.

neutral
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At the office

A: Greš z nami v restavracijo?

B: Ne, danes sem si kosilo kuhal doma in ga imam s seboj.

neutral
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Talking to children

A: Mami, sem lačen!

B: Počakaj malo, še kuham kosilo.

informal
📸

Sharing on social media

User: Nedelja je, čas da kuhamo kosilo! #njami

informal

암기하기

기억법

Remember 'K-K': Kitchen-Kosilo. You cook (Kuhati) in the Kitchen to make Kosilo.

시각적 연상

Imagine a giant pot (K) on a stove with a clock pointing to 12:00 (midday). The steam from the pot forms the word 'KOSILO'.

Rhyme

Ko ura dvanajst bije, se kosilo v loncu skrije.

Story

Karel the King (K) went to the Kitchen (K) to Cook (Kuhati) a giant Kale (K) soup for his midday Kosilo (K). He does this every day at noon.

In Other Languages

Similar to the German 'Mittagessen kochen' or the Spanish 'hacer la comida', where the specific meal 'lunch' is the focus of the verb 'to cook' or 'to make'.

Word Web

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챌린지

Try to say 'Danes kuham kosilo' out loud every time you enter your kitchen today at midday.

Review this phrase at 12:00 PM today, tomorrow, and in three days to lock in the association with lunchtime.

발음

Stress ku-HA-ti ko-SI-lo (Note: Stress can vary by dialect, but this is standard).

The 'u' is long and stressed. The 'h' is a soft guttural sound, like in 'Loch'.

The stress is on the second syllable 'si'. The 'o' sounds are open.

격식 수준 스펙트럼

격식체
Pripravljam kosilo za nas.

Pripravljam kosilo za nas. (At home with family or guests.)

중립
Kuham kosilo za nas.

Kuham kosilo za nas. (At home with family or guests.)

비격식체
Naredila bom kosilo.

Naredila bom kosilo. (At home with family or guests.)

속어
Nekaj bom skupaj vrgla za kosilo.

Nekaj bom skupaj vrgla za kosilo. (At home with family or guests.)

From 'kuhati' (to boil/cook) and 'kosilo' (midday meal). 'Kuhati' comes from Proto-Slavic *kuxati, and 'kosilo' from the root *kos- (to bite/piece).

Proto-Slavic:
16th Century:

재미있는 사실

The word 'kosilo' is related to 'kos' (a piece), implying it was originally just a 'piece of food' eaten during the day.

문화 노트

Lunch is the most important meal. Many shops and offices used to close or slow down during 'čas za kosilo' (lunchtime).

“Danes gremo na pozno kosilo.”

The 'Nedeljsko kosilo' is a sacred family ritual involving beef soup and roast potatoes. Cooking it is a sign of a traditional household.

“Nedeljsko kosilo je ob dvanajstih.”

The 'malica' is a smaller meal, but 'toplo kosilo' is often provided in school and factory canteens.

“V šoli imajo otroci toplo kosilo.”

In the Prekmurje region, 'kuhati kosilo' might involve 'bujta repa', while on the coast, it might be 'rižota'.

“Na Primorskem kuhamo drugačno kosilo.”

대화 시작하기

Kaj običajno kuhaš za kosilo?

Kdo v tvoji družini največ kuha kosilo?

Ali si danes že kuhal/a kosilo?

자주 하는 실수

Kuham kosilo za večerjo.

Kuham večerjo.

wrong context
'Kosilo' specifically means lunch. You cannot cook 'lunch' for 'dinner'.

L1 Interference

0

Jaz kuhati kosilo.

Jaz kuham kosilo.

wrong conjugation
The verb must be conjugated. 'Kuhati' is the infinitive.

L1 Interference

0

Kuham kosila.

Kuham kosilo.

wrong number
Using the plural 'kosila' implies you are cooking multiple lunches at once, which is rare unless you are a caterer.

L1 Interference

0

Pečem kosilo.

Kuham kosilo.

wrong verb
'Peči' means to bake or roast. While you might roast meat, the overall act of preparing the meal is 'kuhati'.

L1 Interference

0

Ne kuham kosilo.

Ne kuham kosila.

wrong case
In Slovenian, the direct object of a negated verb must be in the genitive case (kosila), not accusative (kosilo).

L1 Interference

0 1 2

In Other Languages

Spanish Very Similar

Hacer la comida

Spanish uses 'hacer' (to make) more often than 'cocinar' (to cook) for this specific phrase.

French moderate

Préparer le déjeuner

French rarely uses 'cuisiner' (to cook) in this specific collocation.

German Very Similar

Mittagessen kochen

The structure is almost identical.

Japanese moderate

昼食を作る (Chūshoku o tsukuru)

Japanese focuses on 'making' rather than 'cooking' (ryōri suru) in casual speech.

Arabic Very Similar

يطبخ الغداء (Yatbukh al-ghada')

Arabic verbs change significantly based on gender and number, more so than Slovenian.

Chinese moderate

做午饭 (Zuò wǔfàn)

Chinese lacks the specific 'boil/cook' nuance of 'kuhati' in this common phrase.

Korean moderate

점심을 요리하다 (Jeomsim-eul yori-hada)

In casual Korean, 'jeomsim meokda' (to eat lunch) is often used even when one is preparing it.

Portuguese Very Similar

Cozinhar o almoço

Like Spanish, 'fazer' (to make) is also very common.

Spotted in the Real World

🎵

(1990)

“...ko mati v kuhinji kosilo kuha...”

A song about changing traditions and the comfort of home cooking.

📺

(2023)

“Danes boste kuhali kosilo za 50 ljudi.”

A challenge where contestants must prepare a large meal.

혼동하기 쉬운

Kuhati kosilo jesti kosilo

Learners confuse 'cooking' (kuhati) with 'eating' (jesti).

Think of 'K' for 'Kitchen' (cooking) and 'J' for 'Jaw' (eating).

Kuhati kosilo kuhati kavo

Learners might think 'kuhati' is only for large meals.

'Kuhati' is used for anything involving boiling water, including coffee.

자주 묻는 질문 (4)

Yes, 'narediti kosilo' is very common in casual speech, especially if the meal is simple.

usage contexts

Yes, in modern Slovenian it strictly refers to the midday meal.

basic understanding

'Kuhati' is the process (I am cooking), while 'skuhati' is the completed action (I have cooked).

grammar mechanics

It is neutral. It's appropriate for both home and formal discussions.

practical tips

Learning Path

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