뜻
Water at a high temperature.
문화적 배경
In Turkey, tea is brewed in a 'çaydanlık'. The bottom part contains 'sıcak su' which boils and steams the tea leaves in the top part. The 'sıcaklık' is the hottest room in a hamam, where 'sıcak su' flows from marble basins called 'kurna'. Offering water to a guest is a sign of respect. If they are cold, 'sıcak su' or tea is immediately offered. Turkey is famous for its 'kaplıca' (thermal springs). People visit these for 'şifalı sıcak su' (healing hot water).
Ordering Tea
If your tea is too strong, just say 'Biraz sıcak su alabilir miyim?'
Boiling vs Hot
Don't say 'sıcak su' for a kettle that just clicked off; say 'kaynar su' to warn others.
뜻
Water at a high temperature.
Ordering Tea
If your tea is too strong, just say 'Biraz sıcak su alabilir miyim?'
Boiling vs Hot
Don't say 'sıcak su' for a kettle that just clicked off; say 'kaynar su' to warn others.
Blessing
When someone gives you water, it's polite to say 'Su gibi aziz ol'.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the blanks with the correct words.
Çay yapmak için ______ ______ lazım.
You need hot water (sıcak su) to brew tea.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
How do you say 'The water is hot'?
'Su sıcak' is a complete sentence (The water [is] hot).
Complete the dialogue.
Garson: Ne istersiniz? Müşteri: Bir bardak ____ ____ lütfen.
The customer is asking for a glass of hot water.
Match the Turkish phrases with their English meanings.
1. Sıcak su, 2. Soğuk su, 3. Ilık su
Sıcak=Hot, Soğuk=Cold, Ilık=Warm.
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시각 학습 자료
Water Temperatures
Temperatures
- • Buzlu su (Icy)
- • Soğuk su (Cold)
- • Ilık su (Warm)
- • Sıcak su (Hot)
- • Kaynar su (Boiling)
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제Çay yapmak için ______ ______ lazım.
You need hot water (sıcak su) to brew tea.
How do you say 'The water is hot'?
'Su sıcak' is a complete sentence (The water [is] hot).
Garson: Ne istersiniz? Müşteri: Bir bardak ____ ____ lütfen.
The customer is asking for a glass of hot water.
왼쪽의 각 항목을 오른쪽의 짝과 연결하세요:
Sıcak=Hot, Soğuk=Cold, Ilık=Warm.
🎉 점수: /4
자주 묻는 질문
10 질문It is neutral and can be used in any context.
You say 'sıcak suyu'.
No, for weather use 'sıcak hava'.
The opposite is 'soğuk su'.
Say 'Sıcak su var mı?'
Yes, but it takes a 'y' buffer: suyu, suya, suyun.
It means lukewarm or warm water.
Usually as tea, but some drink it plain for health.
S-I-C-A-K S-U (using the Turkish dotless 'ı').
No, it is two separate words.
관련 표현
Kaynar su
similarBoiling water
Ilık su
similarWarm/lukewarm water
Soğuk su
contrastCold water
Su gibi aziz ol
builds onBe as precious as water
