Hotel

1. Бер кешелек бүлмә бармы?

   Ber keshelek bülmä barmy?

   Do you have a single room?

   Usage

   Ask whether a single room is available

   Grammar Note

   "Бер кешелек" (for one person) modifies "бүлмә" (room). The question particle -мы is written attached to the word. Composed with regular grammar.

2. Сәғәт нисәлә сығырға кәрәк?

   Säghät nisälä syghyrgha käräk?

   What time do I have to check out?

   Usage

   Ask the check-out time

   Grammar Note

   "Сығырға кәрәк" means "one must leave"; "нисәлә" asks "at what time". Composed with regular grammar.

3. Асҡысымды юғалттым

   Asqysymdy yughalttym

   I lost my key

   Usage

   Tell the front desk you lost your room key

   Grammar Note

   Асҡыс (key) + -ым (my) + -ды (accusative). "Юғалттым" is the past 1st person of "to lose". Composed with regular grammar.

4. Был ишек асылмай

   Byl ishek asylmay

   This door will not open

   Usage

   Report a door that will not open

   Grammar Note

   "Асылмай" is the negative present of "асылыу" (to open by itself): "does not open". Composed with regular grammar.

5. Таҫтамал

   Tathtamal

   Towel

   Usage

   Word for asking for a towel

   Grammar Note

   A noun. To ask for one, add "бирегеҙ" (please give): "Таҫтамал бирегеҙ, зинһар".

6. Мендәр

   Mendär

   Pillow

   Usage

   Word for asking for a pillow

   Grammar Note

   A noun. The plural is "мендәрҙәр".

7. Юрған

   Yurghan

   Blanket / duvet

   Usage

   Word for asking for a blanket or duvet

   Grammar Note

   A noun. "Йылы юрған" is a warm blanket.

8. Һабын

   Habyn

   Soap

   Usage

   Word for asking for soap

   Grammar Note

   A noun. It begins with "һ" (U+04BB). Tatar spells it "сабын".

9. Бүлмәне йыйыштырығыҙ, зинһар

   Bülmäne yyyyshtyryghydh, zinhar

   Please clean the room

   Usage

   Politely ask hotel staff to clean the room

   Grammar Note

   "-ығыҙ" is the polite imperative for "һеҙ". "Бүлмә" (room) takes the accusative "-не".

10. Тыныс бүлмә

    Tynys bülmä

    Quiet room

    Usage

    Say that you want a quiet room

    Grammar Note

    The adjective precedes the noun. "Тыныс" means quiet or calm. Composed with regular grammar.

11. Бик шаулы

    Bik shawly

    It is very noisy

    Usage

    Say that a room or the surroundings are noisy

    Grammar Note

    "Бик" (very) precedes the adjective. "Шаулы" is an adjective meaning noisy. Composed with regular grammar.

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