Şərab varmı?
Do you have wine?
Usage
Used to ask if wine is available
Grammar Note
"Şərab" is from Arabic "شراب" (drink/beverage), used for wine in Azerbaijani
Bir stəkan qırmızı şərab istəyirəm.
I'd like a glass of red wine
Usage
Used to order a glass of red wine
Grammar Note
"Bir stəkan" means "one glass of" — a quantity expression
Ağ şərab yoxsa qırmızı?
White wine or red wine?
Usage
Used to choose between white and red wine
Grammar Note
"Yoxsa" is the disjunctive conjunction "or/or else" used in choice questions
Yaxşı bir şərab tövsiyə edə bilərsinizmi?
Can you recommend a good wine?
Usage
Used to ask for a wine recommendation
Grammar Note
"Tövsiyə etmək" is a compound verb with Arabic-origin "tövsiyə" (recommendation)
Bu şərab hansı ölkədəndir?
Which country is this wine from?
Usage
Used to ask about the origin of a wine
Grammar Note
Azerbaijan is one of the world's oldest wine-producing regions in the Caucasus
Bir butulka şərab istəyirəm.
I'd like a bottle of wine
Usage
Used to order a full bottle of wine
Grammar Note
"Butulka" is borrowed from Russian "бутылка" (bottle)
Şirindirmi, yoxsa quru?
Is it sweet or dry?
Usage
Used to ask if a wine is sweet or dry
Grammar Note
"Quru" literally means "dry/arid" — in wine context means "dry"
Zəhmət olmasa, butulkanı açın.
Please open the bottle
Usage
Used to ask someone to open a wine bottle
Grammar Note
"Zəhmət olmasa" literally "if it's no trouble" — a polite request phrase
Bir stəkan nə qədərdir?
How much is a glass?
Usage
Used to ask the price of a glass of wine
Grammar Note
"Nə qədərdir" is the standard price question "how much is it?"
Bu şərab çox dadlıdır! Daha bir stəkan istəyirəm.
This wine is very delicious! I'd like another glass
Usage
Used to compliment a wine and order another glass
Grammar Note
"Dadlıdır" is adjective "dadlı" (delicious) + copula suffix "-dır"
Yerli Azərbaycan şərabı varmı?
Do you have local Azerbaijani wine?
Usage
Used to ask about locally produced Azerbaijani wine
Grammar Note
Shamakhi region of Azerbaijan is a historically famous wine-producing area
Zəhmət olmasa, stəkanıma tökürsünüz?
Could you pour into my glass please?
Usage
Used to politely ask someone to pour wine into your glass
Grammar Note
"Tökürsünüz" is the polite/formal second person form — used in courteous requests
Spirt faizi nə qədərdir?
What is the alcohol percentage?
Usage
Used to ask about the alcohol content of a wine
Grammar Note
"Faiz" is from Arabic meaning "percentage/rate"
Hansı növ şərablarınız var?
What types of wine do you have?
Usage
Used to ask what types of wine are available
Grammar Note
"Hansı növ" means "what type/which variety"
Sağlığınıza! Nuş olsun!
Cheers! Enjoy!
Usage
Used as a toast when drinking wine
Grammar Note
"Sağlığınıza" means "to your health" — the standard toast expression
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