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    This document provides a collection of common phrases in Uzbek used in casual conversations and daily life. Some examples included are greetings like "Nice to meet you!" and "Long time no see"; asking questions about names, occupations, and locations; making invitations and requests; expressing likes, dislikes and emotions; using time expressions; and offering holiday wishes and blessings. The phrases cover a wide range of typical expressions for communication in Uzbek.

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    Uzbek Phrases

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    This document provides a collection of common phrases in Uzbek used in casual conversations and daily life. Some examples included are greetings like "Nice to meet you!" and "Long time no see"; asking questions about names, occupations, and locations; making invitations and requests; expressing likes, dislikes and emotions; using time expressions; and offering holiday wishes and blessings. The phrases cover a wide range of typical expressions for communication in Uzbek.

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    This document provides a collection of common phrases in Uzbek used in casual conversations and daily life. Some examples included are greetings like "Nice to meet you!" and "Long time no see"; asking questions about names, occupations, and locations; making invitations and requests; expressing likes, dislikes and emotions; using time expressions; and offering holiday wishes and blessings. The phrases cover a wide range of typical expressions for communication in Uzbek.

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    Uzbek Phrases

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    This document provides a collection of common phrases in Uzbek used in casual conversations and daily life. Some examples included are greetings like "Nice to meet you!" and "Long time no see"; asking questions about names, occupations, and locations; making invitations and requests; expressing likes, dislikes and emotions; using time expressions; and offering holiday wishes and blessings. The phrases cover a wide range of typical expressions for communication in Uzbek.

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    Uzbek Phrases

    Here is a collection of the most popular phrases in Uzbek. This includes common
    expressions used on a daily basis including in casual conversations.
    Long time no see: Ko'rishmaganimizga ancha bo'ldi
    I missed you: Sizni sog'indim
    What's new?: Nima yangiliklar?
    Nothing new: Yangilik yo'q!
    Make yourself at home!: Bemalol joylashing!
    Have a good trip: Sayohatga yaxshi boring keling
    Do you speak English?: Inglizcha gapirasizmi?
    Just a little: Ozgina
    What's your name?: Ismingiz nima?
    My name is (John Doe): Ismim ...
    Mr.../ Mrs. .../ Miss...: Janob ... / Xonim...
    Nice to meet you!: Ko'rishgandan xursandman!
    You're very kind!: Juda mehribonsiz!
    Where are you from?: Qaerliksiz?
    I'm from the U.S: Men AQSHdanman
    I'm American: Men Amerikalikman
    Where do you live?: Qaerda yashaysiz?
    I live in the U.S: Men AQSHda yashayman
    Do you like it here?: Bu er sizga yoqdimi?
    Who?: Kim?
    Where?: Qayerda? / Qayerga?
    How?: Qanday? / Qanday qilib?
    When?: Qachon?
    Why?: Nimaga? / nima uchun?
    What?: Nima
    By train: Poezdda / poezd bilan
    By car: Moshinada
    By bus: Avtobusda
    By taxi: Taksida
    By airplane: Tayyorada
    Malta is a wonderful country: Malta ajoyib mamlakat
    What do you do for a living?: Kasbingiz nima?
    I'm a (teacher/ artist/ engineer): Men (o'qituvchi / rassom / injiner) man
    I like Maltese: Men Maltalikman
    I'm trying to learn Maltese: Malta tilini o'rganishga harakat qilyapman
    Oh! That's good!: O, juda yaxshi!
    Can I practice with you: Siz bilan mashq qilsam bo'ladimi?
    How old are you?: Necha yoshdasiz?
    I'm (twenty, thirty...) Years old: Men (yigirman, o'ttiz ...) yoshdaman
    Are you married?: Uylanganmisiz? (man) Turmushga chiqqanmisiz? (woman)
    Do you have children?: Bolalaringiz bormi?
    I have to go: Ketishim kerak
    I will be right back!: Hozir tezda qaytaman
    This: Bu
    That: Ana u
    Here: Bu erda
    There: U erda
    It was nice meeting you: Uchrashgandan xursandman
    Take this! (when giving something): Mana oling
    Do you like it?: Sizga yoqdimi?
    I really like it!: Menga juda yoqdi
    I'm just kidding: Hazillashdim
    I'm hungry: Ochman
    I'm thirsty: Suzsadim
    In The Morning: Ertalab
    In the evening: Kechqurun
    At Night: Tunda
    Really!: Yo'g'e!
    Look!: Qarang!
    Hurry up!: Tezroq bo'ling!
    What?: Nima?
    Where?: Qaerda?
    What time is it?: Soat necha bo'ldi?
    It's 10 o'clock: Soat o'n bo'ldi
    Give me this!: Buni menga bering!
    I love you: Men sizni sevaman
    Are you free tomorrow evening?: Ertaga kechqurun vaqtingiz bormi?
    I would like to invite you for dinner: Sizni kechki ovqatga taklif qilmoqchiman
    Are you married?: Uylanganmisiz? (man) Turmushga chiqqanmisiz? (woman)
    I'm single: Uylanmaganman (men) Turmush chiqmaganman (woman)
    Would you marry me?: Menga turmushga chiqing? / Turmush quraylik!
    Can I have your phone number?: telefon raqamingizni bera olasizmi?
    Can I have your email?: Emailingizni bera olasizmi?
    You look beautiful! (to a woman): Sizning ko'rinishingiz juda chiroyli!
    You have a beautiful name: Sizning ismingiz chiroyli ekan
    This is my wife: U mening xotinim
    This is my husband: U mening erim
    I enjoyed myself very much: Juda maza qildim
    I agree with you: Sizga qo'shilaman
    Are you sure?: Aminmisiz?
    Be careful!: Ehtiyot bo'ling!
    Cheers!: Siz uchun!
    Would you like to go for a walk?: Sayir qilishni hohlaysizmi?
    Holiday Wishes: Bayram tabriklari
    Good luck!: Omad yor bo'lsin!
    Happy birthday!: Tug'ilgan kuning bilan!
    Happy new year!: Yangi yilingiz bilan!
    Merry Christmas!: Rojdestvo bayrami muborak!
    Congratulations!: Tabriklayman / tabriklaymiz
    Enjoy! (before eating): Osh bo'lsin!
    Bless you (when sneezing): Sog' bo'ling!
    Best wishes!: Eng zo'r tilaklar bilan!
    Transportation: Transport vositasi
    It's freezing: Muzday
    It's cold: Sovuq
    It's hot: Issiq
    So so: Bo'ladi

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