hủ tiếu
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Definition
- Noun:
- A Vietnamese noodle dish: "hủ tiếu" refers to a specific Vietnamese noodle soup or dry noodle dish, typically featuring rice noodles as the base.
- The rice noodles themselves: In some contexts, "hủ tiếu" can also refer to the type of thin, chewy rice noodles used in the dish.
Usage Examples
- Noun (referring to the dish):
- Tôi muốn ăn một tô hủ tiếu. (I want to eat a bowl of hủ tiếu.)
- Hủ tiếu Sài Gòn rất nổi tiếng. (Saigon-style hủ tiếu is very famous.)
- Noun (referring to the noodles):
- Cô ấy mua hủ tiếu khô về nấu. (She bought dried hủ tiếu noodles to cook.)
Advanced Usage
- "hủ tiếu khô": dry (noodles served with sauce/gravy, not in a broth).
- Anh ấy thích ăn hủ tiếu khô hơn là hủ tiếu nước. (He prefers to eat dry hủ tiếu rather than hủ tiếu with broth.)
- "hủ tiếu nước": with broth.
- Trời lạnh thì ăn hủ tiếu nước rất ngon. (On cold days, eating hủ tiếu with broth is very delicious.)
Variants and Related Words
- Bánh hủ tiếu (n): Another term for the dried rice noodles used to make the dish.
- Mì (n): A term for wheat/egg noodles, distinguishing them from rice-based .
Synonyms
- Bún (n): Another type of Vietnamese rice vermicelli, often round and thinner than some noodles.
- Phở (n): A different famous Vietnamese noodle soup made with flat rice noodles, usually with beef or chicken broth.
Related Phrases
- Quán hủ tiếu (n): A shop or stall specializing in .
- Chúng ta hãy đến quán hủ tiếu ở góc phố. (Let's go to the hủ tiếu shop on the street corner.)
Related Idioms
(This word is primarily a culinary term and is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions.)
- Noodle with seasoned and saute' beef (served hot and with other ingredients)