PhraseBook v2.0 - Learn Uzbek Language

Assalomu alaykum,

In my previous posts about Uzbek phrasebook, I mentioned that I will make another version of short Uzbek phrasebook video. So here we are after few more lessons and exercises we have another, phrasebook v2.0 short video.

This phrasebook intended to the subject of "express yourself".

English	O'zbekcha
I like ... something people and strong likes or in general	Menga ... yoqadi. Men ...-ni yaxshi ko'raman. Men ...-ni yoqtiraman.
I don't like ...	Menga ... yoqmaydi. Men ...-ni yomon ko'raman. Men ...-ni yoqtirmayman.
I want ...something	Men ... olmoqchiman. Menga ... kerak. Men ...-ni xoxlayman.
I want to (leave).	Men (ket)moqchiman.
I don't want ...	Menga ... kerak emas. Men ...-ni xoxlamayman.
I don't want to (leave)	Men (ket)moqchimasman. Ketgim kelmayapti.
I know.	Bilaman.
I don't know.	Bilmadim. Bilmayman.
Do you understand?	Tushunasizmi?
I understand.	Tushunaman. Bilaman.
I don't understand.	Tushunmadim. Tushunmayman. Bilmayman.
I am sorry!	Afsus.* Xafa bo'lmang.* Meni kechiring.** or just Kechiring.
It's important.	Bu muhim narsa. or just Bu muhim.
It doesn't matter.	Hech nima qilmaydi.
You are welcome.	Arzimaydi.
I am grateful.	Minnatdorman.
No problem!	Xo'p! or Muammosi yo'q.
here is/here are ...	Mana ...
Is everything OK?	Hamma narsa joyidami? or Hammasi joyidami?
danger!	xafvli!
How do you spell that?	Qanaqa yoziladi?

* when you talking about situation.
** when you ask forgiveness or apologize.


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Family members - Learn Uzbek Language

Assalomu alaykum,


Bugun mavzu oila a'zolari haqida. Today topic is about family members.

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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 use uncle - 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!

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Time - Learn Uzbek Language

Salom,

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!

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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

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