ताजा सब्जी
fresh vegetables
직역: ताजा (fresh) + सब्जी (vegetable)
Use this phrase to ensure you get the best, crispest produce for your dinner at any market.
15초 만에
- Refers to crisp, raw, and farm-fresh produce.
- Essential for daily shopping at Indian local markets.
- Usually changes to 'Taji Sabzi' to match feminine grammar.
뜻
This phrase refers to crisp, farm-fresh vegetables that haven't been frozen or sitting on a shelf for too long.
주요 예문
3 / 7At a local vegetable market
भैया, क्या ये ताजा सब्जी है?
Brother, is this fresh vegetable?
Cooking dinner at home
आज हम ताजा सब्जी बनाएंगे।
Today we will make fresh vegetables.
A nutritionist giving advice
सेहत के लिए ताजा सब्जी खाना जरूरी है।
It is important to eat fresh vegetables for health.
문화적 배경
In India, the concept of 'fresh' is paramount; most households buy produce daily from local vendors (Sabzi Walas) rather than stocking up weekly at supermarkets. This phrase is the cornerstone of the 'Mandi' (market) culture where bargaining for the freshest pick is a social skill.
The Gender Secret
Always try to say `ताजी` (Taji) instead of `ताजा` (Taja) when speaking. It shows you understand Hindi grammar because 'Sabzi' is feminine!
Not for Frozen
Never use this for frozen peas or canned corn. In India, 'Taja' implies it was likely in the ground yesterday.
15초 만에
- Refers to crisp, raw, and farm-fresh produce.
- Essential for daily shopping at Indian local markets.
- Usually changes to 'Taji Sabzi' to match feminine grammar.
What It Means
ताजा सब्जी means "fresh vegetables." It refers to crisp, farm-to-table produce. Think of vibrant greens and bright red tomatoes. It is food that is full of life. It is not frozen or canned.
How To Use It
Use it as a simple adjective-noun pair. सब्जी is a feminine noun in Hindi. So, you usually say ताजी सब्जी. ताजा is the base masculine form. You use it to describe your groceries. Use it to ask vendors about their stock. It is a very common everyday phrase.
When To Use It
Use it at the सब्जी मंडी (vegetable market). Ask the vendor if the produce is fresh. Use it when discussing healthy eating habits. Compliment a cook on their fresh ingredients. It works well in texts to roommates. It is perfect for daily kitchen talk.
When NOT To Use It
Do not use it for frozen food. Avoid using it for canned items. It only applies to raw, fresh produce. Do not use it for non-food items. For fresh air, use ताजी हवा. Using it for clothes sounds very strange—unless you're wearing a salad!
Cultural Background
In India, people shop for vegetables daily. Most families prefer fresh produce over frozen. The "Sabzi Wala" brings a cart to your street. He usually has a very loud, unique shout! This daily ritual keeps the kitchen healthy. It is a social and colorful experience. Freshness is a mark of quality here.
Common Variations
The plural form is ताजी सब्जियां. Use हरी सब्जी for green leafy vegetables. The opposite of fresh is बासी (stale). You might also hear शुद्ध (pure) sometimes. These words help you navigate Indian markets like a local.
사용 참고사항
This is a very safe, neutral phrase. Just remember that while 'Taja Sabzi' is the common entry, 'Taji Sabzi' is the grammatically correct way to say it in a sentence.
The Gender Secret
Always try to say `ताजी` (Taji) instead of `ताजा` (Taja) when speaking. It shows you understand Hindi grammar because 'Sabzi' is feminine!
Not for Frozen
Never use this for frozen peas or canned corn. In India, 'Taja' implies it was likely in the ground yesterday.
The Mandi Vibe
If a vendor says 'Bilkul taja hai!' (It's absolutely fresh!), they are inviting you to touch and check. It's part of the shopping dance!
예시
7भैया, क्या ये ताजा सब्जी है?
Brother, is this fresh vegetable?
A standard question to ask a vendor before buying.
आज हम ताजा सब्जी बनाएंगे।
Today we will make fresh vegetables.
Expressing a plan for a healthy meal.
सेहत के लिए ताजा सब्जी खाना जरूरी है।
It is important to eat fresh vegetables for health.
A professional recommendation for a good diet.
यहाँ ताजा सब्जी नहीं मिल रही है।
Fresh vegetables aren't available here.
Reporting a lack of quality produce.
इतनी थकान के बाद मैं ताजा सब्जी जैसा नहीं दिख रहा!
After so much tiredness, I don't look like a fresh vegetable!
Comparing one's wilted appearance to old veggies.
मुझे घर की ताजा सब्जी की याद आती है।
I miss the fresh vegetables from home.
Expressing nostalgia for fresh, home-cooked meals.
क्या आपके पास कोई ताजा सब्जी का सलाद है?
Do you have any fresh vegetable salad?
Asking for a specific fresh dish in a formal setting.
셀프 테스트
Choose the correct form of 'fresh' to match the feminine noun 'sabzi'.
बाज़ार में ___ सब्जी मिलती है।
While 'Taja' is the root, 'Taji' is the feminine form that agrees with 'Sabzi'.
Complete the sentence to say 'I like fresh vegetables'.
मुझे ___ सब्जियां पसंद हैं।
'Taji' is the feminine plural adjective for 'Sabziyan' (vegetables).
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시각 학습 자료
Formality of 'Taja Sabzi'
Shouting to a street vendor from your balcony.
सब्जी ताजी है ना?
Talking to family or friends about dinner.
ताजा सब्जी लाओ।
A doctor or chef discussing ingredients.
ताजा सब्जी का उपयोग करें।
Where to use 'Taja Sabzi'
Morning Market
Checking the quality of spinach.
Kitchen
Telling your kids why they must eat their greens.
Doctor's Office
Discussing a high-fiber diet.
Restaurant
Asking about the daily specials.
자주 묻는 질문
12 질문It means 'fresh.' You can use it for food, news, or even a fresh start.
It can be both! It is used as a collective noun for 'vegetables' or a specific 'vegetable dish.'
Hindi nouns have genders. Since सब्जी is feminine, the adjective becomes ताजी. ताजा is the masculine base form.
Yes, but you would say ताजा फल (Taja phal) because 'Phal' (fruit) is masculine.
You can simply ask, क्या ये ताजी हैं? (Are these fresh?).
It is neutral. You can use it with a street vendor or a high-end chef without any issues.
It is a large open-air vegetable market where farmers and wholesalers sell ताजा सब्जी.
The opposite is बासी (Basi), which means stale or leftover.
Yes, you can say ताजा मीट or ताजा मांस, though people often just say 'fresh' in English for meat.
Yes! ताजी हवा (Taji hawa) means fresh air. Notice it's 'Taji' because 'Hawa' is feminine.
Using the masculine ताजा for everything. Try to match the gender of the noun you are describing.
Traditional Indian cooking relies on the natural juices and textures of vegetables, which are lost when frozen.
관련 표현
हरी सब्जी (green vegetables)
सब्जी मंडी (vegetable market)
ताजा फल (fresh fruit)
बासी खाना (stale food)
देसी सब्जी (local/native vegetables)
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