sốt ớt
/ʂɔt əːt/A spicy or hot sensation, often referring to the heat from chili peppers or spicy food.
Món ăn này rất sốt ớt, bạn có thể chịu được không?
This dish is very spicy, can you handle it?
Tôi thích ăn sốt ớt, nhưng bạn thì sao?
I like spicy food, what about you?
The phrase is commonly used to describe the spiciness of food, especially dishes containing chili peppers.
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Cultural Context
Vietnamese cuisine often balances spicy flavors with sweet, sour, and savory elements. 'Sốt ớt' is a key part of this balance.
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Usage in Cooking
When describing a dish, 'sốt ớt' emphasizes the spicy heat, often from chili peppers or chili-based sauces.
📖Word Origin
Derived from 'sốt' (hot, spicy) and 'ớt' (chili pepper), combining to describe the spicy heat from chili peppers.
📝Usage Notes
This phrase is widely used in Vietnamese cuisine to describe the level of spiciness in dishes. It can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is intense or exciting.