water
私は水を読んでいます。カープちさすぎます。水は寒いです。
how could I simplify this to say something like:
I drank cold water from the small cup?
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私は 小さなカップで 冷たい水を 飲んだ。
small cup 小さなカップ
by or with で
cold water 冷たい水
I think if you learn deeply about 「て」 「に」 「を」 「は」, you can excite to write Japanese more and more.
I think "cold" means "temperature is low". Japanese "寒い" means "I feel cold". Japanese "冷たい" means "it is cold". Interesting.
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I would say
私は小さい/小さなカップで冷たい水を飲みました。
I think the difference between 小さい and 小さな are subtle, but 小さい is objective whereas 小さな is subjective.
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I'm not yet fluent in Japanese and still struggling and commit a lot of mistakes but I could say it like this. 私は小カップで寒い水を飲みました。
And you don't read water. ✌????️ You used the wrong verb. 読んでいます is reading. It should be 飲んでいます。
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It might be something like this though I'm not so sure:
私は小さなカップから冷たい水を飲みました。
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