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12 phrases · Bashkir with romanization, English and audio

  1. Бик һәйбәт!

    Bik häybät!

    Great!

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    "Һәйбәт" means good; "бик" strengthens it.

  2. Афарин!

    Afarin!

    Well done!

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    An interjection of Persian origin, used to praise someone.

  3. Нисек йәшәйһең?

    Nisek yäshäyheñ?

    How are you?

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    The familiar form for "һин". The polite form is "Нисек йәшәйһегеҙ?".

  4. Ниндәй яңылыҡтар бар?

    Nindäy yañylyqtar bar?

    What's new?

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    Literally "what news is there?".

  5. Ярар.

    Yarar.

    All right.

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    A short reply that shows agreement or acceptance.

  6. Килештек!

    Kileshtek!

    Agreed!

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    Past tense of "килешеү" (to agree), said when a deal is settled.

  7. Етер инде!

    Yeter inde!

    That's enough!

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    "Етеү" means to be enough; with "инде" it means "enough already". Composed with regular grammar.

  8. Киттек!

    Kittek!

    Let's go!

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    Past tense of "китеү" (to leave), used as a call to set off.

  9. Әйҙә.

    Äydhä.

    Come on.

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    A word of urging or invitation, often followed by a verb.

  10. Дуҫым!

    Duthym!

    My friend!

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    "Дуҫ" (friend) with -ым (my). A call to someone close.

  11. Ағай!

    Aghay!

    Brother!

    Usage

    A way of addressing an older man

    Grammar Note

    Used to address an older man, even if not a relative.

  12. Апай!

    Apay!

    Ma'am!

    Usage

    A way of addressing an older woman

    Grammar Note

    Used to address an older woman, even if not a relative.

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