Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Soda"

A: A can is a container made of a light metal, usually aluminum and in this case contains a type of drink, like Coca-Cola, called soda or pop. It's a carbonated beverage that can be different flavors.

A: I haven't heard that before, but it can be- ideal soda(soda-cola/sprite/fanta etc)- that it tastes unreal or too delicious :)

A: Eu costumava gostar de refrigerante, mas eu não bebo mais isso...

A: well that depends on the context. But baking soda is a product that can be used to soak up nasty smells to make the smell go away and many other things as well. or someone could actually be baking soda like coke or something. I'm not sure what your asking so I hoped this helped is some way.

A: It means "bicarbonato de sodio"

A: I drank some soda.
Please go get me a soda.
The soda machine was broken.
What's your favorite kind of soda?

A:

They can be used interchangeably. The difference is minor.

A: soda is flavoured like coke and lemonade. Carbonated water is just fizzy water.

A: @Morgan_123 I say Soda! I grew up in the south US (texas and louisiana) and some people in this area say coke as a general term for soda. Most people younger than like 40 don't really use that and just say Soda.

This is actually something we talk about a lot because it's a good distinction between different US dialects. this map isn't 100% accurate but it gives a good idea of what areas say what.

A: Soda and pop are the same thing (also called soft drinks and referring specifically to a carbonated beverage), but pop is a more regional word. I think it is used mostly in the Midwest. Soda is used most anywhere in the US. Coke means specifically a cola in most of the US and depending on the person saying it, may refer very specifically to the Coca Cola brand. But some people in the southern US will use coke to mean any soft drink. Of course, coke is also a slang term for cocaine, so context is important!

A: Soda and pop are the same. Soft drink generally means soda because a hard drink is alcohol. And any drink with carbonation (bubbles) is a fizzy drink including club soda, tonic water and sparkling water! :)

A: no, cider i think

A: ‘Pop’ // example - a glass of pop, a bottle of pop, a can of pop.

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A: It depends where you are but "Pop", "Soda", "Coke", are the most used.

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A: A natural way to say it would be:
(The) Baking soda has a deodorizing effect and also absorbs moisture.

A: Just a slight tweak; rather than saying "drip a few aroma oil-" say something like "drop a couple of drops of aroma oil." or "drip a few drops of aroma..." Hope this helps!

A: "Give me one of your favorite sodas" sounds natural. But if the answer is "Root beer", then you might mean "Tell me your favorite soda".

"One of your favorite sodaS" works because they have many bottles/cans of soda, and will give you one.

"Tell me your favorite soda" works because it really means "Tell me your favorite [type of] soda."

(And normally it would be a question. "What is your favorite soda?")

A: "If you rub the baking soda too much it'll make it worse, so don't rub the carpet." - ○