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My foreign exchange sister, Mushtariy, is getting married on June 20th. Although she tells me that most Uzbeks speak Russian and English too, I would like to learn some basic conversational Uzbek before I attend the wedding. I would like to do this to show respect to her family and friends, and to show that I have a genuine interest in their culture, and not just being catered to.

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    I think this phrases would be useful to you: 

     

    Hello. As-salomu alaykum.  

    Hi. Salom.

    How are you? Yahshimisiz?

    Is everything OK? Tinchli mi?/ Hammasi joyida mi?

    What happened? Nima bo'ldi?

    Everything will be ok. Hammasi yahshi buladi.

    What's your name? Ismingiz nima?

    I don't have time. Mening vaqtim yo'q. 

    It's a pity. Afsus.

    I'm sorry. Meni kechiring.

    It's my fault. Men aybdorman.

    Just a moment. Bir daqiqa. 

    How are you? Fine./Excellent. Qandaysiz? Yahshi./Zo'r. 

    And you? O'zingizchi? 

    See you tomorrow. Ertagacha, xayr. 

    Ok, see you. Xo'p, xayr. X- u have to pronounce it like english h(home, horse, etc.).

     http://www.orexca.com/uzbek_language.shtml - in this site u will find many uzbek phrases that u need.

     
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