Şarap listesini görebilir miyim?
May I see the wine list?
Usage
Standard phrase for requesting the wine list
Grammar Note
"görebilir miyim" = "may I see" (polite question with ability suffix)
Yerel bir şarap/içki önerir misiniz?
Can you recommend a local wine or spirit?
Usage
Asking for a local wine or spirit recommendation
Grammar Note
"-ir misiniz" is the polite plural question form
Kırmızı / beyaz / roze / köpüklü şarap istiyorum.
I'd like red / white / rosé / sparkling wine.
Usage
Specifying the type of wine
Grammar Note
"istiyorum" = "I want" (1st person singular present)
Bir kadeh / bir şişe lütfen.
A glass / a bottle, please.
Usage
Ordering a glass or a bottle of wine
Grammar Note
"lütfen" = "please"
Bu yemekle ne iyi gider?
What pairs well with this dish?
Usage
Asking about food and wine pairing
Grammar Note
"gitmek" idiomatically means "to go well with"
Bu şarabın alkol oranı nedir?
What is the alcohol content of this wine?
Usage
Checking the alcohol percentage
Grammar Note
"nedir" = "what is it" (copula question)
Bu şarap kuru / meyvemsi / yumuşak.
This wine is dry / fruity / smooth.
Usage
Describing tasting notes
Grammar Note
Nominal predicate describing wine characteristics
Şarap tadımı yapmak istiyorum.
I'd like to do a wine tasting.
Usage
Requesting a wine tasting session
Grammar Note
"yapmak istiyorum" = "I want to do"
Çok tatlı olmasın lütfen.
Not too sweet, please.
Usage
Requesting a drier wine
Grammar Note
"-masın/-mesin" is the negative optative suffix
Evin şarabı hangisi?
What's the house wine?
Usage
Asking what the house wine is
Grammar Note
"evin" = "the house's" (genitive possession)
Bu şarap hangi bölgeden?
What region is this wine from?
Usage
Asking about the wine's origin
Grammar Note
"hangi" = "which" (interrogative adjective)
Şerefe! / Sağlığınıza!
Cheers! / To your health!
Usage
Toast; "Sağlığınıza" is the more formal version
Grammar Note
"şerefe" is a dative form: "for the sake of"
Bu şarap soğutulmuş mu?
Is this wine chilled?
Usage
Checking if the wine is chilled
Grammar Note
Passive past participle "-ulmuş" = state of having been chilled
Alkolsüz seçenekleriniz var mı?
Do you have non-alcoholic options?
Usage
Asking about alcohol-free alternatives
Grammar Note
"-siz/-süz" suffix means "without" (alcohol)
Şarap mahzenini ziyaret edebilir miyim?
Can I visit the wine cellar?
Usage
Requesting a wine cellar visit
Grammar Note
"edebilir miyim" = "may I / can I" (ability + question)
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