意思
Describing high temperature.
文化背景
During hot weather, Azerbaijanis often retreat to 'bağ evləri' (garden houses) in villages like Mardakan or Shuvelan to enjoy the sea breeze. The 'Gilavar' wind is a warm southern wind that makes the weather feel even hotter and more humid. It is culturally expected to drink hot tea in the heat. Offering a cold soda is common now, but tea remains the traditional choice. In the peak of summer, some businesses might have shorter hours or longer lunch breaks to avoid the midday heat.
Drop the -dir
In casual conversation, you can just say 'Hava isti' and everyone will understand you perfectly.
Personal Heat
Remember: 'Mənə istidir' (To me it is hot). Never 'Mən istiyəm' unless you want to sound like a heater!
意思
Describing high temperature.
Drop the -dir
In casual conversation, you can just say 'Hava isti' and everyone will understand you perfectly.
Personal Heat
Remember: 'Mənə istidir' (To me it is hot). Never 'Mən istiyəm' unless you want to sound like a heater!
The Tea Trick
If someone offers you hot tea when it's 40 degrees outside, don't be surprised. It's the local way to cool down!
自我测试
Fill in the missing word to say 'The weather is very hot'.
Hava ___ istidir.
'Çox' is the standard intensifier for 'very'.
Which sentence is correct to say you are feeling hot?
How do you say 'I am hot'?
In Azerbaijani, you use the dative case 'mənə' (to me) to express personal temperature.
Match the Azerbaijani phrase with its English translation.
Match the following:
These are the basic tense variations.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Çölə çıxaq? B: Yox, hava ___ istidir.
'Lap' is used here to mean 'really' or 'too' hot.
🎉 得分： /4
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4 练习Hava ___ istidir.
'Çox' is the standard intensifier for 'very'.
How do you say 'I am hot'?
In Azerbaijani, you use the dative case 'mənə' (to me) to express personal temperature.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
These are the basic tense variations.
A: Çölə çıxaq? B: Yox, hava ___ istidir.
'Lap' is used here to mean 'really' or 'too' hot.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
3 个问题No, use 'mənə istidir' for yourself. Using 'isti' for a person can imply they are 'hot' in an attractive way, which might be inappropriate.
'İsti' means hot. 'İsti-isti' means 'while it's still hot' (usually referring to food).
No, you can just say 'İstidir' if the context of the weather is already clear.
相关表达
Hava istiləşir
builds onThe weather is getting hot
İsti vurub
specialized formHeatstroke
Gün vurub
specialized formSunstroke
Hava bürküdür
similarThe weather is humid
Sərin hava
contrastCool weather
