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soup
A liquid dish, typically made by cooking vegetables, meat, or fish in stock or water.
スープ (from English 'soup') refers to Western-style soups, and also to the broth or liquid base of a dish — most commonly ラーメンのスープ, the soup of a bowl of ramen.
Watch out
Japanese usually treats スープ as something you drink: スープを飲む, even with a spoon, and the same goes for 味噌汁. For a chunky soup full of ingredients, 食べる is also heard.
Common collocations
- スープを作る: to make soup
- スープが冷める: the soup gets cold
- 温かいスープ: warm soup (温かい, not 暖かい, which describes air or weather)
Types
- コーンスープ: corn soup
- オニオンスープ: onion soup
- ミネストローネ: minestrone
- クラムチャウダー: clam chowder
- ポタージュ: potage (thick, creamy soup)
Related words
Japanese soups are named with 汁 or other native words, not スープ:
Related Words
Related:
味噌汁 (miso soup)
Related:
吸い物 (clear soup)
Related:
豚汁 (pork miso soup)
Related:
ドリンクバー (drink bar)