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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Assalomu alaykum — ah-sah-LOH-moo ah-LAI-koom | Hello (respectful) |
| Va alaykum assalom — vah ah-LAI-koom ah-sah-LOHM | Hello in reply |
| Iltimos — eel-tee-MOHS | Please |
| Rahmat — rah-MAHT | Thank you |
| Katta rahmat — KAHT-tah rah-MAHT | Thank you very much |
| Kechirasiz — keh-chee-rah-SEEZ | Excuse me / Sorry |
| Yaxshi — yahkh-SHEE | Good / Okay |
| Bo‘ldi — BOHL-dee | Okay / Agreed / That is enough |
| Xayr — khair | Goodbye |
| Ha — hah | Yes |
| Yo‘q — yoq | No |
| Tushunmadim — too-shoon-mah-DEEM | I did not understand |
| Sekinroq, iltimos — seh-keen-ROQ eel-tee-MOHS | More slowly, please |
| Yana bir marta, iltimos — YAH-nah beer mahr-TAH eel-tee-MOHS | One more time, please |
| Ozgina — oz-gee-NAH | A little |
| O‘zbekcha ozgina — ooz-bek-CHAH oz-gee-NAH | Only a little Uzbek |
| Men ozgina o‘zbekcha gapiraman — men oz-gee-NAH ooz-bek-CHAH gah-pee-rah-MAHN | I speak a little Uzbek |
| Inglizcha gapirasizmi? — een-gleez-CHAH gah-pee-rah-seez-MEE | Do you speak English? |
| Aka — ah-KAH | Respectful address for an older or somewhat older man; literally older brother |
| Opa — oh-PAH | Respectful address for an older or somewhat older woman; literally older sister |
| Bu — boo | This |
| Shu — shoo | This particular one / This one here |
| U — oo | That / He / She |
| Bu yerda — boo yer-DAH | Here / In this place |
| U yerda — oo yer-DAH | There / In that place |
| Qayerda? — qah-yer-DAH | Where? |
| Mehmonxona qayerda? — meh-mohn-khah-NAH qah-yer-DAH | Where is the hotel? |
| Hojatxona qayerda? — hoh-jaht-khah-NAH qah-yer-DAH | Where is the toilet? |
| Biz hozir xaritada qayerdamiz? — beez hoh-ZEER khah-ree-tah-DAH qah-yer-dah-MEEZ | Where are we on the map now? |
| Xaritada ko‘rsating, iltimos — khah-ree-tah-DAH koor-sah-TEENG eel-tee-MOHS | Please show me on the map |
| Shu yerdami? — shoo yer-dah-MEE | Is it here? |
| Bu manzilga, iltimos — boo mahn-zeel-GAH eel-tee-MOHS | To this address, please |
| Mehmonxonaga, iltimos — meh-mohn-khah-nah-GAH eel-tee-MOHS | To the hotel, please |
| Bu nima? — boo nee-MAH | What is this? |
| Bu palovmi? — boo pah-lohv-MEE | Is this palov? |
| Bormi? — bor-MEE | Is there any? / Do you have it? |
| Go‘sht bormi? — goesht bor-MEE | Is there meat? / Does it contain meat? |
| Menyu, iltimos — meh-NYOO eel-tee-MOHS | The menu, please |
| Bu qancha? — boo qahn-CHAH | How much is this? |
| Bir kilo qancha? — beer kee-LOH qahn-CHAH | How much is one kilogram? |
| Shu, bitta, iltimos — shoo BEET-tah eel-tee-MOHS | This one; one, please |
| Shu, ikkita, iltimos — shoo eek-kee-TAH eel-tee-MOHS | This one; two, please |
| Shu, yarim kilo, iltimos — shoo YAH-reem kee-LOH eel-tee-MOHS | This one; half a kilogram, please |
| Bir porsiya manti, iltimos — beer por-see-YAH MAHN-tee eel-tee-MOHS | One portion of manti, please |
| Jami qancha? — jah-MEE qahn-CHAH | What is the total? |
| Bu yerga yozing, iltimos — boo yer-GAH yaw-ZEENG eel-tee-MOHS | Please write it here |
| Juda qimmat — joo-DAH qeem-MAHT | Very expensive |
| Arzonroq bormi? — ahr-zohn-ROQ bor-MEE | Is there a cheaper one? |
| Kerak emas, rahmat — keh-RAHK eh-MAHS rah-MAHT | I do not want or need it, thank you |
| Bilan — bee-LAHN | With |
| -siz — seez | Without; suffix attached to a noun |
| -li — lee | With / Containing; suffix attached to a noun |
| Choy shakarsiz — choy shah-kahr-SEEZ | Tea without sugar |
| Gazli suv — gahz-LEE soov | Sparkling water |
| Gazsiz suv — gahz-SEEZ soov | Still water |
| Palov / Osh — pah-LOHV / osh | Uzbek rice pilaf |
| Manti — MAHN-tee | Large steamed dumplings, usually filled with meat and onion |
| Somsa — som-SAH | Baked filled pastry, often containing meat |
| Sho‘rva — SHOR-vah | Soup / Meat-and-vegetable broth |
| Shashlik — shahsh-LEEK | Grilled meat kebab, often priced by the skewer |
| Non — nohn | Bread |
| Choy — choy | Tea |
| Suv — soov | Water |
| Go‘sht — goesht | Meat |
| Tovuq — toh-VOOQ | Chicken |
| Bir — beer | One |
| Ikki — eek-KEE | Two |
| Uch — ooch | Three |
| To‘rt — tort | Four |
| Besh — besh | Five |
| Bitta — BEET-tah | One item |
| Ikkita — eek-kee-TAH | Two items |
| Uchta — ooch-TAH | Three items |
| Yarim — YAH-reem | Half |
| O‘n — on | Ten |
| Yigirma — yee-geer-MAH | Twenty |
| Ellik — el-LEEK | Fifty |
| Yuz — yooz | One hundred |
| Ming — meeng | One thousand |
| Qalaysiz? — qah-LAI-seez | How are you? |
| Yaxshiman, rahmat — yahkh-shee-MAHN rah-MAHT | I am well, thank you |
| Siz-chi? — seez-CHEE | And you? / What about you? |
| Ismingiz nima? — ees-meen-GEEZ nee-MAH | What is your name? |
| Mening ismim Joe — meh-NEENG ees-MEEM joh | My name is Joe |
| Men Joe — men joh | I am Joe |
| Qayerdansiz? — qah-yer-dahn-SEEZ | Where are you from? |
| Men Amerikadanman — men ah-meh-ree-kah-dahn-MAHN | I am from America |
| Meyn shtatidan — main shtah-tee-DAHN | From the state of Maine |
| Bu Cindy, xotinim — boo SIN-dee khoh-tee-NEEM | This is Cindy, my wife |
| Men turistman — men too-reest-MAHN | I am a tourist |
| Birinchi martami? — bee-reen-CHEE mahr-tah-MEE | Is it your first time? |
| Ha, birinchi marta — hah bee-reen-CHEE mahr-TAH | Yes, it is my first time |
| O‘zbekiston yoqadimi? — ooz-beh-kees-TOHN yaw-qah-dee-MEE | Do you like Uzbekistan? |
| Ha, juda yaxshi — hah joo-DAH yahkh-SHEE | Yes, very much / Yes, it is very good |
| Chiroyli — chee-roy-LEE | Beautiful |
| Qiziq — qee-ZEEQ | Interesting |
| Mazali — mah-zah-LEE | Delicious |