Naan: meaning, definitions and examples

In the same context as the first entry, it emphasizes the specific type of bread commonly associated with Indian meals and known for its soft, fluffy texture.

• Naan is perfect for soaking up curry sauce.
• I prefer my naan with a bit of butter on top.

This phrase is used in a broader sense to refer to various types of bread in Indian cuisine, including naan, roti, paratha, and others. It is useful when you are referring to multiple types or are unsure which type it is.

• Indian bread like roti and naan are staples in many meals.
• Can we get some Indian bread with our meal?

This is a more general term and can refer to any type of flat, generally unleavened bread from various cuisines. It includes naan but also pitas, tortillas, and other similar breads.

• We need some flatbread for the hummus.
• Flatbread pizzas are a great quick meal.

Use 'yes' for simple affirmative responses, particularly in informal conversations.

• Do you want some coffee? Yes.
• Yes, I can help you with that.