Today I have prepared quiz about Adjectives, that we learned in last post.
I hope you had time to review it, Adjectives in Uzbek. If not, please do so before you start this quiz.
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Omad, Ko'rishguncha! (good luck and see you in next lesson)
Quiz: Adjectives, part 1 Last Reviewed by UzbekClass on August 21 2013 Rating: 4.3
In this lesson we briefly practice suffixes in Uzbek. Please take a moment to review previous lesson about suffixations here.
After you review previous lesson, take your time to do short quiz and then to see you results simply click Submit button, after that try again until you get all questions correct. Answers button shows you correct answers. Good luck!
Please let me know if there is any errors or mistakes!
Ko'rishguncha!
Quiz: Suffixations in Uzbek Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson Dec 20 2012 Rating: 4.9
Bugunmavzuoilaa'zolari haqida.Todaytopic is about familymembers.
Exercise Set: (Do it from memory, practice again)
Here is the list of words:
English
O'zbekcha
Family
Oila
father
ota
mother
ona
sister*
opa
brother**
aka
daughter
qiz
son
o'g'il
husband
er
grandfather
bobo
grandmother
buvi
relatives
qarindoshlar
uncle
amaki/tog'a
aunt
amma/xola
cousin***
ammavachcha
*sister - opa for the big sister, singil for the younger sister [:singil: pronounce as written].
**brother - aka for the bigger brother, uka for the younger brother [:uka: pronounce as written]
***cousin - amma-vachcha, vachcha can be added in different cases when you useuncle - amaki, you can call your uncle's child as amakivachcha, you get the idea!
Now the case of uncle - amaki is used for father's brothers, tog'a is used for mother's brothers. In the case of aunt - amma is used for father's sisters, xola is used for mother's sisters. It might seem complicated, but practice makes it better!
Did I miss something? Please let me know, your favorite parts and what would you want to learn for the next lesson, in the comments.
Today, we learn time (time of day) in Uzbek language. I made a video and after watching video few times, you can go on and check what you have learned. I think you will enjoy from this lesson as much as I enjoy making it. Have fun!
Exercise Set: (tend to make you remember longer, please remember, repetition matters a lot)
Here is the list of words:
English
O'zbekcha
Sunday
Yakshanba
Monday
Dushanba
Tuesday
Seshanba
Wednesday
Chorshanba
Thursday
Payshanba
Friday
Juma
Saturday
Shanba
Yesterday
Kecha
Today
Bugun
Tomorrow
Ertaga
Day
Kun
Night
Tun
Week
Hafta
Month
Oy
Year
Yil
Second
Lahza
Minute
Daqiqa
Hour
Soat
Morning
Ertalab/Tong
Evening
Kechqurun
Noon
Tushlik
Afternoon
Tushlikdan so'ng
Midnight
Yarim kecha/tun
Now
Hozir
Later
Keyinroq
Did I miss something? Please let me know, your favorite parts and what would you want to learn for the next lesson, in the comments.
