Асылыкүлгә нисек барырға була?
Asylykülgä nisek baryrgha bula?
How can I get to Lake Asylykul?
Usage
Asking how to reach the largest lake in Bashkortostan
Grammar Note
"Асылыкүл" is the largest lake in Bashkortostan (Russian name Asyly-Kul). "-гә" is the dative of direction. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Ҡырағай йәнлектәрҙе ҡайҙа күрергә була?
Qyraghay yänlektärdhe qaydha kürergä bula?
Where can I see wildlife?
Usage
Asking where wild animals can be seen
Grammar Note
"ҡырағай" means "wild" and "йәнлек" means "animal, beast". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Яҡын тирәлә шарлауыҡ бармы?
Yaqyn tirälä sharlawyq barmy?
Is there a waterfall nearby?
Usage
Asking whether a waterfall is nearby
Grammar Note
"яҡын тирәлә" means "in the vicinity". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Йәйәү йөрөү өсөн иң яҡшы миҙгел ҡайһы?
Yäyäw yöröw ösön iñ yaqshy midhgel qayhy?
What is the best season for hiking?
Usage
Asking which season suits walking trips
Grammar Note
"йәйәү" means "on foot"; Tatar has "җәяү". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Сәскәләр ҡасан сәскә ата?
Säskälär qasan säskä ata?
When do the flowers bloom?
Usage
Asking when flowers bloom
Grammar Note
"сәскә ата" means "blooms"; the verb stem is "ат-". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Милли парк яҡынмы?
Milli park yaqynmy?
Is the national park nearby?
Usage
Asking whether the national park is close
Grammar Note
"яҡын + -мы" asks "is it near?". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Ҡояш ҡасан байый?
Qoyash qasan bayyy?
When does the sun set?
Usage
Asking when the sun sets
Grammar Note
"ҡояш байый" means "the sun sets". The "ҡ" is pronounced far back in the throat. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Йылға һыуын эсергә буламы?
Yylgha hywyn esergä bulamy?
Can I drink the river water?
Usage
Checking whether river water is drinkable
Grammar Note
"һыу" is "water"; Tatar has "су". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
More Bashkir phrases
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