"אין לנו את המצרכים למרק."

Translation: We do not have the ingredients for soup.

[danny912421]

ein lánu et ha-mitzrachím le-marák.

[Cemturkel]

does ''המצרכים'' derived from צריך ?? like 'what it needs' ?

[airelibre]

Correct, same consonantal root.

[a.feld_]

"We don't have the soup ingredients" should be accepted

[epspebble]

How would you say, "We do not have the ingredients of the soup?"

[Joseph325190]

It should be: 'We do not have the ingredients for the/a soup.'

[Onat-Yuumei]

It sounds like mizrachim

[dieprinzessin]

מצרכים

http://forvo.com/word/%D7%9E%D7%A6%D7%A8%D7%9B%D7%99%D7%9D/#he

[JDSBlueDevl]

Why is מצרכים used here and not רכיבים?

[langaugeartist]

What if I said, "we don't have the ingredients to the soup"?

[airelibre]

Doesn't sound right to me. Unless you can provide a context in which it works?

[DanielHolb1]

"Have you made the soup?"
"No, I don't have the ingredients for the soup"

[langaugeartist]

Haha true, true. At the moment it did.

[Johanncohe1]

The english is incorrect. You cant say "ingredients for soup"

[drakenabarion]

The English is fine for me as a native speaker. Its how I would always say it.

[sylgua]

In my humble opinion that is not correct in English.

[sylgua]

A the soup is missing

[DebUlma]

Does the Hebrew surname Mizrachi have the same meaning?

[danny912421]

The same as מצרכים? No. Mizrachi is spelled מזרחי and it means "eastern".