Examples of using "супа" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want some soup?
Do you want some soup?
Do you want some soup?
I want soup.
Let's begin with soup.
Do you want some soup?
I brought you some hot soup.
This spoon is for soup.
We ate some turtle soup.
He is smelling the soup.
The soup tastes of garlic.
Would you like some potato soup?
Begin every meal with soup.
This soup tastes like fish.
Tom had a noodle soup.
I would like to eat a hot soup.
There is a great diversity of different pea soups.
I would like chicken soup.
This bowl of soup will be enough.
Don't give him any of that soup.
Tom ate three bowls of soup.
Tom brought Mary some hot soup.
Tom brought Mary some vegetable soup.
I'd like to have some hot soup.
I brought you some hot soup.
I don't want any more soup.
There's no soup left.
I ate a large bowl of pea soup yesterday.
I want to eat warm soup.
Begin every meal with soup.
We need carrots and tomatoes for the soup.
Waiter, please. I need a spoon for the soup.
I skimmed the simmering soup with a skimmer.
- Do you have a bowl for soup?
- Do you have a soup dish?
I can taste something strange in this soup.
Tom made enough soup to serve twenty people.
Peas and carrots are common ingredients in soups.
I had bean soup and cutlet for dinner.
I've ladled out the soup, but it's still hot.
I'll get Lisa to make you some warm broth.
- I enjoy eating hot soup.
- I like to eat hot soup.
Scottish recipe for tomato soup: Pour hot water into a red cup.
"Dark forces are uniting against us," said Mary. "Do you want more soup, Mary?" said Tom.
- I enjoy eating hot soup.
- I like to eat hot soup.
As for that soup, it was so hot I really couldn't drink it.
A majority of the homeless were underwhelmed by the meager portions of thin soup and day-old bread that the church had to offer.
In the shadow of the Leaning Tower of Pisa sits the town storyteller, eating a bowl of pea soup. After that he tells some children the fairy tale "The Princess and the Pea".