"Soup"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: as an English speaker, this doesn’t make sense to me either. I think it must be a typo, I see a couple other typos in this text as well.

A: It's talking about a town in Croatia named Split. The speaker obviously thinks the name is funny, and is thinking of jokes he can make about the name Split. He's thinking of English phrases that include the word "split:"

banana split
split pea soup
split ends (hair)
split your pants

Therefore he asks his traveling companion questions like these:
"Do they grow bananas here? Is this where the banana split originated?"
"Is this where split pea soup originated?"
"Is this where split ends were discovered?"
"Do people double-stitch their pants here, so they won't split?"

And so on.

A: It's hard for me to evaluate the exact meaning, but I think it just means something like "hot enough", like it's ready to eat. Maybe it adds more of an emotional color. I think it's only used positively

A: bold = with very strong flavors, not bland or boring

A: I think you mean, “The soup tastes bland.” If so, it means that the soup has very little flavor.

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A: The second one sounds more like you’re assuring someone that you like making soup, while the first is just a statement that you like making soup.

A: Soup is a food

Soap is what you use to Clean

A: I'd say they're the same but the first is what would be used, though not something I hear people often say - it's rare even. I usually say and hear something like, "This soup doesn't taste very good."

A: Broth is just the watery part of soup

A: @tomm: that looks more like a soup than a broth! And it looks super yummy too, I hope you eat it well! (':

A: whoosh

A: “I made more soup for you while I was cooking.”

“She was making soup for herself, but she then wanted to share it with her boyfriend, so she cooked even more soup for the both of them.”

A: soup, soap.

A: "I ate soup for lunch." is a natural way you can say it

A: Soup

Example Sentence: "I had a warm bowl of soup last night"

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A: @chiyoko1_ yes!

It’s a bit too salty now.

You ruined it = very direct. We can make a question to make a friendly meaning.

How can we fix it? (The soup)
What should we do now?
What can we do?

A: "This soup isn't very tasty." sounds more natural.

A: It would make more sense to say “This soup has the same amount of nutrition as three apples”