"They are drinking the soup with salt."

Translation: Çorbayı tuzlu içiyorlar.

[Laeksaa]

Has "çorbayı sütlü içiyorlar" a different meaning than "sütlü çorbayı içiyorlar"?
I don't understand what is the correct word order here...

[AlexinNotTurkey]

Yes, one is an adjective (sütlü çorbayı) meaning "soup with (made with) milk." The other is an adverb describing how you eat it. (çorbayı sütlü..." It can mean that you drink your soup after you add milk or you drink it with milk on the side. This sentence is vague in the English :)

[leandro87]

So, tuzlu çorbayı would mean "the salty soup" rather than "the soup with salt"?

[Mehri35000]

There is a combination exactly like "tuzlu çorbayi" in another exercise. Sometimes two same exercise have different answers.

[KamyHelm]

Does çay sütlü means: çay and süt?

[Ishana92]

now what about sutli corbayi?

[Danika_Dakika]

Vowel harmony - it will always be sütlü.

[Vlad637332]

Why sentence " tuzlu çorba içiyorlar" is not correct?

[Danika_Dakika]

You still need the accusative on your direct object.
"Tuzlu çorbayı içiyorlar" is an accepted answer [Sept 2021].

[ChristianL298842]

Does the lar in içiyorlar mean that "They" are humans?
Just checking if I understand correctly.

[Salih_Dz.]

This sentence have the meaning that they are drinking it at this same moment and they are drinking a specific tea. But if I say "onlar tuzlu çorba içer(ler)" that means that is their habit, they are doing that on a daily basis?

[Zanaunique]

What about "çorbayı tuz ile"

[Danika_Dakika]

tuzlu -> with salt in/inside/within it (as though you have added some salt to the cup of soup)
tuz ile / tuzla -> together with salt alongside of it (as though you also have a cup of salt next to your cup of soup)