Showing posts with label Uzbek Phrasebooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uzbek Phrasebooks. Show all posts

January 7, 2015

Uzbek lessons - Expressing wishes in Uzbek


Assalomu alaykum,
This lesson about expressing wishes in Uzbek.
Enjoy!



recorded from DB, EFY in 30 dec, 2014

October 7, 2013

Introduce yourself in Uzbek [Special request]

Assalomu alaykum,

Today we learn how to introduce ourselves in Uzbek language.This is a special request lesson from the Uzbek language learner and reader!
Greeting plays most important role to make a first impression. And get to know other individuals.
"In Uzbek culture it is polite that younger person initiates
the greeting. When Uzbek men start greeting, they place their right hand over their heart and bow slightly forward about a second. If they are close to one another to shake a hands, place your left hand over your heart and shake hands.

August 11, 2013

Uzbek audio lessons - Countries and languages

Assalomu alaykum,

Past week I have been working to make video version of the Getting to know others and At school audio lessons. And instead of making separate post about them I have updated same posts. You can review them in the same post by going from above links.
This video transcripts are really great for those who are fun of watching Youtube videos like myself. :)

Today, new audio lessons titled: Countries and Languages in Uzbek with audio as well as video versions.

Download the MP3 and Please subscribe to the channel. And Youtube video version


Now that we made 5 audio lessons in Uzbek, keep an eye on next lessons, it will be more about grammars and quizzes...

Don't hesitate to post questions below in the comments and don't forget to practice! :)

Ko'rishguncha!

Uzbek audio lessons - Countries and languages
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson August 11 2013
Rating: 4.7

August 1, 2013

Uzbek video lessons - Family members

Assalomu alaykum,

This is the video version of earlier audio about Family Members in Uzbek.


We had video about family back in the year of 2012, but this video has some part that are missing.
I hope you will get something out of it!

This is the other video lessons about family members...


Good luck! and Thank you for watching! Do not forget to practice!

Ko'rishguncha!
Uzbek video lessons - Family members
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson August 01 2013
Rating: 4.3

July 22, 2013

Uzbek video lessons - People

Assalomu alaykum,

Couple post earlier we have started new row of audio lessons, and this video gives transcript of the first audio lesson.

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Well, let me know what do you think!

Omad va keyingi darsda ko'rishguncha! (Good luck and see you in next lesson!)

Uzbek video lessons - People
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson July 22 2013
Rating: 4.5

July 17, 2013

Uzbek audio lessons - Getting to know others


Assalomu alaykum,

Today's short audio is about Getting to know others. As always wish you luck in learning process and let me know if you have any difficulty to catch the phrases or anything else.

Listen, Download and practice...

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UPDATE:
Instead of making another post with video transcript, I decided to update this post. So here we go, video version for people who like watching and learning.


Please do practice, frequently...

Until next time!
Ko'rishguncha

Uzbek audio lessons - Getting to know others
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson July 17 2013
Rating: 4.7

July 13, 2013

Uzbek audio lessons - Family members

Assalomu alaykum,

In previous post We have started new series of the audio lessons. So here we are continuing, today with 2nd track. Family members, short vocabulary/phrases, 2+ minutes.


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Listen, learn new words, sentences, download and practice!

Omad / Good luck!

Ko'rishguncha,
Feruz

Uzbek audio lessons - Family members
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson July 13 2013
Rating: 4.1

July 11, 2013

Uzbek audio lessons - People

Assalomu alaykum,
Here comes another short phrasebook titled People.
Sorry for background noise if you notice it much.

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Please do not hesitate to ask questions, or if you find it confusing or any mistakes let me know.

UPDATE: As you may have noticed this audio much shorter to be called as phrasebook so I renamed it. In future this kind of short audios can be used as vocabulary and phrase as well as grammar learning. And I am hoping to be more frequent on this type of lessons, as i hope it is easy to learn and practice. Let me know what do you think?!

Ko'rishguncha, 
Feruz


Uzbek audio lessons - People
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson July 11 2013
Rating: 4.8

May 20, 2013

Uzbek Phrasebook v3.0 (audio) - Travelers pack

Assalomu alaykum,

After long break, I decided to make yet another phrasebook. Subject of this phrasebook is Travel.
Whether you travel or not, I think there is some essential phrases which will help you communicate and find your way around.


Basic Uzbek for travelers
yes / no ha / yo'q
please / thanks iltimos / rahmat
You are welcome! (for a favor) Arzimaydi!
Excuse me Kechirasiz
left / right chap / o'ng
Turn left / Turn right Chapga buriling / O'ngga buriling
Go straight ahead! To'g'riga yuravering!
Stop! / Don't stop! To'xtang! / To'xtamang!
downstairs / upstairs pastgi qavat / yuqorigi qavat
Help Yordam
Look out Ehtiyot bo'ling
I don't understand Tushunmadim
I can't speak Uzbek (well). Men Uzbekcha (yaxshi) gaplashmayman.
Do you speak English? Siz inglizcha gaplashasizmi?
Is there someone who speaks English? Inglizcha gapiradiganlar bormi?
Where is the restroom/toilets? Hojatxona qayerda?
Excuse me, Where is the ticket office? Kechirasiz, Kassa qayerda?
Where can I buy a ticket? Qayerdan bilet olsam bo'ladi?
I want to go to ... Men ...-ga bormoqchiman.
I want a ticket to ... Men ...-ga bilet olmoqchiman.
I would like a one-way ticket (a round-trip). Borish bileti(Borish-kelish bileti)-ni olmoqchiman.
Do I pay in dollars or in sum? Dollar bilan to'laymanmi, so'm bilanmi?
You must pay in sum. So'm bilan to'lash kerak.
You can pay in either. Farqi yo'q.
Can I reserve a place? Bir joyni buyurtma qilsam bo'ladimi?
How long does the trip take? Necha soatda boramiz?
Is it a direct route? To'xtamasdan boradimi?
taxi taksi
Where can I get a taxi? Qayerda taksiga chiqsam bo'ladi?
Please could you get me a taxi? Menga taksi chaqirib bering, iltimos?
Can you take me to ...? ...-ga borasizmi?
Please take me to ... Meni ...-ga oboring.
How much will it cost to ...? ...-ga qancha bo'ladi?
To this address, please! Shu adresga oborib qo'ying, iltimos!
I am in hurry! Shoshyapman!
Please drive more slowly! Sekinroq haydang, iltimos!
Stop the car, I want to get out. To'xtativoring, men tushaman.
These are my bags. Mana mening sumkalarim.
Please wait here! Shu yerda kutib turing, iltimos!
Entrance / Exit Kirish / Chiqish
Ladies / Gents Ayollar / Erkaklar
Open / Closed Ochiq / Yopiq

Tried to cover most general phrases, please do let me know if there is anything missing, mistakes, want addition, etc.

Download the MP3 and Please subscribe to the Blog. In the upcoming lesson, I hope to merge all this audios together to one video with list of phrases. As always I hope you get something out of this lesson.

Omad!
Ko'rishguncha.

Uzbek Phrasebook v3.0 (audio) - Travelers pack
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson May 20 2013
Rating: 5

November 21, 2012

The Most Commonly used words and phrases - Learn Uzbek Language

Assalomu alaykum,

As I promised this lesson is about most commonly used words and phrases in Uzbek language.

Before we start the lesson I want to take your attention to the previous lesson. I had improved previous lesson with your valuable feedbacks. Please take a look, if it was difficult to learn first time. Link for Negative Sentences in Uzbek language.




English Uzbek English Uzbek
Yes Ha No Yo'q
Thank you Rahmat Thank you very much Katta rahmat
You are welcome Arzimaydi Please Iltimos (or Marhamat qilib)
Excuse me Kechirasiz Good Yaxshi (or Soz)
Very good Juda yaxshi (or Juda soz) Not good Yaxshi emas
Bad Yomon Very bad Juda yomon
Not bad Yomon emas Very Juda (or Ko'p)
Very much Juda ko'p Little Oz
Very little Juda oz Much/Many Juda
O.K Bo'pti (or Xo'p) Certainly Albatta
Maybe Ehtimol That's right To'g'ri
Not right Noto'g'ri With pleasure Bajonidil
Help Yordam (or Madad) I apologize Uzr
I am sorry Kechirasiz (or Uzr) Possible Mumkin
Impossible Mumkin emas Sir/Mr. Janob
Lady/Mrs. Xonim I know Bilaman
I don't know Bilmayman I understand Tushunaman
I don't understand Tushunmayman - -
I want (it) Istayman (or Xohlayman) I don't want (it) Istamayman (or Xohlamayman)
Please repeat Marhamat qilib takrorlang Please speak slowly Marhamat qilib sekinroq so'zlang

Knowing this phrases and words can help you a lot with every conversation.I assure you if you learn this words and phrases, you can make small conversations now. Repeat them and learn them. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to post comments.

Coming up: Grammar - Suffixations in Uzbek Language

Ko'rishguncha!

The Most Commonly used words and phrases - Learn Uzbek Language
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson Nov 21 2012
Rating: 5

May 13, 2012

Phrasebook v1.0 (audio) - Learn Uzbek Language

Salom,


Today I thought about short phrasebooks we had in these lessons, and why not make audio version of them and make it available for everyone to listen while they are on way, home, from mp3 player, phone, ipod and so on so that it will be possible to listen repeatedly and practice.

Well, it doesn't seem perfect though, for future works I try to make audio versions better...
Uzbek PhraseBook v1.0, more posts about Phrasebook v1.0 is here and here

Enjoy!

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As always, I hope you get something out of this lesson!

Ko'rishguncha!
Phrasebook v1.0 (audio) - Learn Uzbek Language
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson May 13 2012
Rating: 5

April 27, 2012

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.


I hope you will enjoy from today's post as much as I enjoyed making it.


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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.

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PhraseBook v2.0 - Learn Uzbek Language
Last Reviewed by UzbekClass on April 27 2012
Rating: 4.6

January 20, 2012

PhraseBook v1.0 (video) - Learn Uzbek Language

Assalomy alaykum! (Hello)

Bugun (today) as I promised in my early post

Here is the short phrase book for Uzbek language, I call it PhraseBook 1.0 as I hope to make more similar videos.
You can go ahead and open previous post check the list and other additional information which I might not consider in this video...




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PhraseBook v1.0 (video) - Learn Uzbek Language
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson Jan 20 2012
Rating: 4.8

January 14, 2012

PhraseBook v1.0 - Learn Uzbek Language

Assalomu alaykum (Hello)

Bugun (today), we are going to learn basic everyday short phrasebook.

Speaking in Uzbek - O'zbekcha gapiramiz

English O'zbekcha
Hello Assalomu alaykum
Hi Salom
Good morning Xayrli tong
Good day Xayrli kun
Good afternoon Xayrli kech
Good night Xayrli tun
What is your name? Ismingiz nima
Let me introduce myself Ruxsat eting, o'zimni tanishtiray
My name is ... Mening ismim ...
I am glad to meet you Tanishganimdan xursandman
How are you? (often) Qalaysiz? (common) Yaxshimisiz? (rare) Tuzukmisiz? ...
I am fine, thank you Yaxshiman, rahmat
Where do you come from? Qayerdan siz?
I come from ... Men ...dan keldim
I am from ... Men ...danman
Good bye Xayr
See you Ko'rishguncha

This short phrasebook is very short, but I think it has very basic knowledge of speaking.

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In upcoming video lesson there will be pronunciation of above phrases.

UPDATE: video is available here

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previous lesson 

PhraseBook v1.0 - Learn Uzbek Language
Last Reviewed by UzbekClasson Jan 14 2012
Rating: 4.9