Иң яҡын автобус туҡталышы ҡайҙа?
Iñ yaqyn avtobus tuqtalyshy qaydha?
Where is the nearest bus stop?
Usage
Asking where the nearest bus stop is
Grammar Note
"туҡталыш" means "stop". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Вокзалға ҡайһы автобус бара?
Vokzalgha qayhy avtobus bara?
Which bus goes to the station?
Usage
Asking which bus goes to the station
Grammar Note
"вокзал" is a railway or bus station; swap in other destinations. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Юл хаҡы күпме тора?
Yul khaqy küpme tora?
How much is the fare?
Usage
Asking the fare
Grammar Note
"юл хаҡы" means "fare"; "күпме тора" is the standard way to ask a price.
Был автобус вокзалда туҡтаймы?
Byl avtobus vokzalda tuqtaymy?
Does this bus stop at the station?
Usage
Checking whether the bus stops at a place
Grammar Note
"туҡта-" means "to stop". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Вокзалға тиклем нисә туҡталыш ҡалды?
Vokzalgha tiklem nisä tuqtalysh qaldy?
How many stops are left until the station?
Usage
Asking how many stops remain
Grammar Note
"тиклем" means "as far as, until". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Мин туҡталышымды үтеп киттем. Нимә эшләргә?
Min tuqtalyshymdy ütep kittem. Nimä eshlärgä?
I missed my stop. What should I do?
Usage
When you have gone past your stop
Grammar Note
"үтеп китеү" means "to pass by"; "нимә эшләргә" means "what to do". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Төнгө автобус бармы?
Töngö avtobus barmy?
Is there a night bus?
Usage
Asking whether a night bus runs
Grammar Note
"төн" is "night" and "-гө" forms the adjective "of the night". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Такси ҡайҙа табырға була?
Taksi qaydha tabyrgha bula?
Where can I find a taxi?
Usage
Asking where to find a taxi
Grammar Note
"ҡайҙа" means "where". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Вокзалға еткәс, миңә әйтә алаһығыҙмы?
Vokzalgha yetkäs, miñä äytä alahyghydhmy?
Can you tell me when we arrive at the station?
Usage
Asking someone to tell you when you arrive
Grammar Note
"еткәс" means "after arriving"; "әйтә алаһығыҙмы" is a polite request. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Трамвай туҡталышы ҡайҙа?
Tramvay tuqtalyshy qaydha?
Where is the tram stop?
Usage
Asking where the tram stop is
Grammar Note
"трамвай" is a Russian loanword. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
More Bashkir phrases
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