Мәсет ҡайҙа?
Mäset qaydha?
Where is the mosque?
Usage
Asking where the mosque is
Grammar Note
"мәсет" means "mosque"; Tatar has "мәчет".
Намаҙ ваҡыты ҡасан?
Namadh vaqyty qasan?
When is the prayer time?
Usage
Asking when the prayer time is
Grammar Note
"намаҙ" is the ritual prayer and "ваҡыт" is "time". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Рамаҙан айында махсус аш бармы?
Ramadhan ayynda makhsus ash barmy?
Are there special foods during Ramadan?
Usage
Asking about special food in the month of Ramadan
Grammar Note
"Рамаҙан айы" is "the month of Ramadan"; "-да" is the locative. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Мәсеткә инергә буламы?
Mäsetkä inergä bulamy?
May I enter the mosque?
Usage
Asking permission to enter a mosque
Grammar Note
"мәсет + -кә" means "into the mosque"; "буламы" asks permission. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Хәләл аш бармы?
Khäläl ash barmy?
Is there halal food?
Usage
Asking whether halal food is available
Grammar Note
"хәләл" means permitted under Islamic law. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Һеҙ ураҙа тотаһығыҙмы?
Hedh uradha totahyghydhmy?
Are you fasting?
Usage
Politely asking whether someone is fasting
Grammar Note
"ураҙа тот-" means "to keep a fast"; "-һығыҙ" is the polite second person. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Мәсеттә аяҡ кейемен сисергә кәрәкме?
Mäsettä ayaq keyemen sisergä käräkme?
Do I need to take off my shoes at the mosque?
Usage
Checking whether shoes come off in a mosque
Grammar Note
"аяҡ кейеме" is "footwear" and "сис-" means "to take off". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Бында сиркәү бармы?
Bynda sirkäw barmy?
Is there a church here?
Usage
Asking whether there is a church here
Grammar Note
"сиркәү" means "church". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Ашар алдынан доға уҡыйһығыҙмы?
Ashar aldynan dogha uqyyhyghydhmy?
Do you say a prayer before meals?
Usage
Politely asking about a prayer before meals
Grammar Note
"доға уҡы-" means "to say a prayer"; "алдынан" means "before". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
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