Тәҙрәнән матур күренеш булған бүлмә бармы?
Tädhränän matur kürenesh bulghan bülmä barmy?
Do you have a room with a nice view?
Usage
Asking for a room with a nice view at a hotel
Grammar Note
"тәҙрәнән" (from the window) + "күренеш" (view) + "булған бүлмә" (a room that has): a room with a view from the window. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Бүлмәгә сәғәт нисәлә инергә мөмкин?
Bülmägä säghät nisälä inergä mömkin?
What time can I get into the room? (check-in)
Usage
Asking the check-in time
Grammar Note
"Инергә мөмкин" means "it is possible to enter"; "нисәлә" asks the time. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Өҫтәмә мендәр йәки юрған бирә алаһығыҙмы?
Öthtämä mendär yäki yurghan birä alahyghydhmy?
Could you give me an extra pillow or blanket?
Usage
Politely asking for extra bedding at a hotel
Grammar Note
"Бирә алаһығыҙмы" means "can you give me ...?", a polite request to "һеҙ". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Бүлмәлә йылытыу эшләмәй
Bülmälä yylytyw eshlämäy
The heating in the room does not work
Usage
Reporting that the room heating is broken
Grammar Note
"Эшләмәй" is the negative present of "эшләү" (to work, to run). "Бүлмә" takes the locative "-лә". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Мин тағы бер төнгә ҡалырға теләйем
Min taghy ber töngä qalyrgha teläyem
I would like to stay one more night
Usage
Asking to extend a stay by one night
Grammar Note
"Ҡалырға теләйем" means "I want to stay"; "төнгә ҡалыу" is "to stay overnight". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Яҡын-тирәләге ресторанды тәҡдим итә алаһығыҙмы?
Yaqyn-tiräläge restorandy täqdim itä alahyghydhmy?
Can you recommend a nearby restaurant?
Usage
Asking hotel staff to recommend a restaurant nearby
Grammar Note
"Яҡын-тирә" means the surroundings; "-ләге" makes it "nearby". "Тәҡдим итеү" means to propose or recommend. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Иртәнге аш сәғәт нисәлә?
Irtänge ash säghät nisälä?
What time is breakfast?
Usage
Asking when breakfast is served
Grammar Note
"Иртәнге аш" literally means "morning meal", i.e. breakfast. "Сәғәт нисәлә?" asks "at what time?". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
More Bashkir phrases
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- Basic Nouns
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