Yerli bazar haradadır?
Where is the local market?
Usage
Used when looking for fresh local produce
Grammar Note
"haradadır?" asks for a location. The question is carried by "harada" (where); the suffix "-dır" is the copula ("is")
Bu inqrediyent necə adlanır?
What is this ingredient called?
Usage
Used to ask the name of an unfamiliar ingredient
Grammar Note
"necə adlanır?" uses a reflexive verb form meaning "how is it called?"
Bu yemək çox acıdırmı?
Is this dish very spicy?
Usage
Used to check whether a dish is very spicy
Grammar Note
"-dırmı?" is an Azerbaijani suffix creating yes/no questions
Bir yemək kursu tövsiyə edə bilərsinizmi?
Can you recommend a cooking class?
Usage
Used when seeking a cooking class recommendation
Grammar Note
"-sinizmi?" is a polite second-person plural question suffix
Bu yeməyi necə hazırlayırsınız?
How do you prepare this dish?
Usage
Used to ask how to prepare a dish
Grammar Note
"necə" asks about manner. The verb uses polite second-person form
Təzə tərəvəzi haradan ala bilərəm?
Where can I buy fresh vegetables?
Usage
Used to find where to buy fresh produce
Grammar Note
"haradan" means "from where" — the ablative suffix "-dan" marks origin
Yerli yeməyi bişirməyi öyrənmək istəyirəm.
I'd like to learn to cook local food.
Usage
Expresses interest in learning local cuisine
Grammar Note
"istəmək" expresses desire; it follows an infinitive in this structure
Vegetarian inqrediyentləriniz varmı?
Do you have vegetarian ingredients?
Usage
Used when looking for vegetarian-friendly ingredients
Grammar Note
"varmı?" is the existential question form; "-mı" is an interrogative suffix
Bu yeməkdə hansı ədviyyatlar istifadə edilir?
What spices are used in this dish?
Usage
Used to inquire about spices in a dish
Grammar Note
"hansı" is an interrogative adjective meaning "which/what"
Bir nümunə dadına baxa bilərəmmi?
Can I try a sample?
Usage
Used at markets or food shops to request a taste
Grammar Note
"baxa bilərəmmi?" is a first-person ability/permission question
Tofu
Usage
Not part of traditional cooking, but sold under the name "tofu" in large Baku supermarkets and vegetarian restaurants
Şorba
Soup
Usage
Soup as a category; named dishes include "piti", "bozbaş", and "dovğa" (a yogurt soup)
Meyvə
Fruit
Usage
Fruit as a category; vegetables are a separate word, "tərəvəz"
Sarımsaq
Garlic
Usage
To request or avoid garlic; it is always in the yogurt sauce "sarımsaqlı qatıq"
Soğan
Onion
Usage
To request or avoid onion; "soğansız" = without onion
Acı bibər
Chili pepper
Usage
Hot chili. In Azerbaijani "bibər" is the pepper vegetable and "istiot" is ground pepper, whereas Turkish "biber" covers both. A bell pepper is "bolqar bibəri"
Keşniş
Coriander / cilantro
Usage
The fresh leaf; it always appears in the raw-herb plate ("göyərti"), so show "keşnişsiz" if you dislike it
Zəncəfil
Ginger
Usage
Ginger; used more in tea and as a remedy than in traditional cooking
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