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Why learn Uzbek?
Communication skills developed while learning Uzbek can improve your interpersonal skills in your native langauge as well. Adding Uzbek language skills to your business skills make you a more valuable an employee in the marketplace. Aquiring a second language can improve your skills and grades in math and English. Learning about another culture enables you to gain a more profound understanding of your own culture.
How Long Does it Take to Learn Uzbek?
Uzbek is rated as a category 3 language by the Foreign Service Institute. It is considered moderately difficult for English speakers to learn and takes an average of 44 weeks (or 1100 class hours) to gain professional working proficiency.
Uzbek Alphabet & Pronunciation
(a)
[А]
(be)
[Б]
(de)
[Д]
(e)
[Э]
(ef)
[Ф]
(ge)
[Г]
(he)
[Ҳ]
(i)
[И]
(je)
[Ж]
(ke)
[К]
(el)
[Л]
(em)
[М]
(en)
[Н]
(o)
[О]
(pe)
[П]
(qe)
[Қ]
(er)
[Р]
(es)
[С]
(te)
[Т]
(u)
[У]
(ve)
[В]
(xe)
[Х]
(ye)
[Й]
(ze)
[З]
(o')
[Ў]
(g'e)
[Ғ]
(she)
[Ш]
(che)
[Ч]
(nge)
[нг]
(apostrof)
[ъ]
Basic Phrases in Uzbek
Hello | Salom |
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Goodbye | Xayr |
Yes | Ha |
No | Yo'q |
Excuse me | Kechirasiz |
Please | Iltimos |
Thank you | Rahmat |
You are welcome | Salomat bo'ling |
Do you speak english | Ingliz tilida gapira olasizmi? |
Do you understand | Tushundingizmi? |
I understand | Tushundim |
I do not understand | Tushunmadim |
How are you | Qalaysiz? |
Fine thanks | Yaxshi, rahmat! |
What is your name | Ismingiz nima? |
My name is | Mening ismim |
Pleased to meet you | Siz bilan tanishgandan hursand ( ) |
Uzbek Grammar
Uzbek Nouns
Man | Odam |
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Woman | Ayol |
Boy | Bola |
Girl | Qiz |
Cat | Mushuk |
Dog | It |
Fish | Baliq |
Water | Suv |
Milk | Sut |
Egg | Tuxum |
House | Uy |
Flower | Gul |
Tree | Daraxt |
Shirt | Ko'ylak (ъ) |
Pants | Shimlar |
Uzbek Adjectives
Colors in Uzbek
Black | Qora |
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White | Oq |
Red | Qizil |
Orange | Apelsin |
Yellow | Sariq |
Green | Yashil rangda |
Blue | Ko'k |
Purple | Siyohrang |
Pink | Pushti |
Gray | Kulrang |
Brown | Jigarrang |
Numbers in Uzbek
Zero | Nol |
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One | Bitta |
Two | Ikki |
Three | Uchta |
Four | To'rt |
Five | Beshta |
Six | Olti |
Seven | Yetti |
Eight | Sakkizta |
Nine | To'qqiz |
Ten | O‘n |
Eleven | O'n bir |
Twelve | O'n ikki |
Twenty | Yigirma |
Thirty | O'ttizda |
Forty | Qirq |
Fifty | Ellik |
Sixty | Oltmish |
Seventy | Etmish |
Eighty | Sakson |
Ninety | To'qson |
Hundred | Yuz |
Thousand | Ming |
Uzbek Verbs
To be | Bolmoq |
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To have | Bor |
To want | Istamoq |
To need | Muxtoj bo'lmoq |
To help | Yordamlashmoq |
To go | Bormoq |
To come | Kelmoq |
To eat | Yemoq |
To drink | Ichmoq |
To speak | Gapirmoq |
Building Simple Sentences
More Complex Uzbek Sentences
And | Va |
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Or | Yoki |
But | Lekin |
Because | Chunki |
With | Bilan |
Also | Shuningdek |
However | Ammo |
Neither | Ham |
Nor | Ham |
If | Agar |
Then | Keyin |
Useful Uzbek Vocabulary
Uzbek Questions
Who | Kim |
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What | Nima |
When | Qachon |
Where | Qayerda |
Why | Nima uchun |
How | Qanday |
How many | Qancha |
How much | Necha pul |
Days of the Week in Uzbek
Monday | Dushanba |
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Tuesday | Seshanba |
Wednesday | Chorshanba |
Thursday | Payshanba |
Friday | Juma |
Saturday | Shanba |
Sunday | Yakshanba |
Yesterday | Kecha |
Today | Bugun |
Tomorrow | Ertaga |
Months in Uzbek
January | Yanvar |
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February | Fevral |
March | Mart |
April | Aprel |
May | May |
June | Iyun |
July | Iyul |
August | Avgust |
September | Sentyabr |
October | Oktyabr |
November | Noyabr |
December | Dekabr |
Seasons in Uzbek
Winter | Qish |
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Spring | Bahor |
Summer | Yoz |
Autumn | Kuz |
Telling Time in Uzbek
What time is it | Soat nechchi bo'ldi? |
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Hours | Soat |
Minutes | Daqiqa |
Seconds | Soniya |
O clock | Soat |
Half | Yarmi |
Quarter past | Chorak o'tmish |
Before | Oldin |
After | Keyin |