How to address a stranger in Uzbekistan in the Uzbek language? In Uzbekistan, great importance is attached to respectful forms of communication. If you want to make a good impression, it is important to know how to properly choose a respectful form of address for a man or a woman. Even without knowing the name …
Mamlakatlar, millatlar va tillar translated from Uzbek means “Countries, nationalities and languages.” This is the topic of our lesson today. Today we will learn how to say in Uzbek: The lesson includes exercises with pictures, tables, a crossword puzzle, as well as explanations on grammar and the use of the affixes -lik and -cha. 🔁 …
In this lesson you will learn how to book a table in a restaurant or café in Uzbek: by phone or on the spot. We will go through useful phrases such as: Everything comes with audio, dialogues and exercises. The lesson continues the practical topic started in the previous material on hotel registration. Booking a …
In this lesson, you will learn how to speak Uzbek in typical everyday situations: when checking into a hotel and when booking a table over the phone. You will practice stating a reservation, spelling your last name (harflab aytish), indicating the number of guests, the time of the visit, and understanding clarifying questions. All phrases …
“Good evening” in Uzbek. In this lesson, you will learn how in Uzbek to greet a guest at a hotel (Xayrli tong, kun, kech), ask for information during registration (ismi, familiyasi, joy bron qilingan – reserved) and confirm details. All phrases come with audio by native speakers and examples of dialogues at the reception desk. …
On July 31, Alisher Qodirov, a member of Uzbekistan’s Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis, published a table of Uzbek equivalents to commonly borrowed foreign words on his Telegram channel. The list includes 40 terms related to technology, logistics, politics, and daily life. Qodirov, the leader of the Caucus of the Milliy Tiklanish (National Revival) …
What should you say during an Uzbek lesson? How do you ask, thank, or request repetition in Uzbek?In this lesson, we learn the most essential phrases and verbs for classroom communication: how to apologize for being late, how to say “I don’t understand,” how to ask the teacher a question. All this — with audio …
In this lesson, you will learn how to say in Uzbek the names of objects we see in almost any classroom: blackboard, chair, laptop, door, dictionary, and more. You will learn how to ask “What is this?” and hear the correct pronunciation of the words from native Uzbek speakers. This lesson is suitable for beginners …
In Lesson 14 of our Uzbek self-study course with native speaker audio, you will learn about the Uzbek alphabet. How many letters are there in the Uzbek language? Latin or Cyrillic? How do the letters of the Uzbek Cyrillic and Latin alphabets correspond to each other? How can you distinguish similar sounds and pronounce the …
In this beginner Uzbek lesson, you will learn to understand and correctly pronounce the endings -dan and -da, which help answer the questions: “Where is he from?” and “Where is he?” We will practice asking such questions in Uzbek and answering them, listening to and repeating real phrases with native speakers. All exercises are accompanied …
