Зинһар, миңә такси саҡырығыҙ
Zinhar, miñä taksi saqyryghydh
Please call a taxi for me
Usage
Asking someone to call a taxi
Grammar Note
"саҡырығыҙ" is the polite imperative of "саҡыр-" (to call). The "ҡ" is far back in the throat. This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Вокзалға нисек барырға була?
Vokzalgha nisek baryrgha bula?
How do I get to the station?
Usage
Asking how to get to the station; swap "Вокзалға" for another destination
Grammar Note
"Вокзалға" is "вокзал" (station) plus the direction ending "-ға". The ending is chosen from "-ға/-ғә/-ҡа/-кә" by vowel and consonant (Өфөгә, Стәрлетамаҡҡа). "нисек барырға була" is "how can one get there". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Автобус туҡталышы ҡайҙа?
Avtobus tuqtalyshy qaydha?
Where is the bus stop?
Usage
Asking where the bus stop is
Grammar Note
"автобус туҡталышы" is "bus stop": the second noun takes the possessive "-ы".
Билет күпме тора?
Bilet küpme tora?
How much is the ticket?
Usage
Asking the price of a ticket
Grammar Note
"күпме тора" is the standard price question. "тор-" normally means "stand" but here "be worth".
Һеҙҙә ҡала картаһы бармы?
Hedhdhä qala kartahy barmy?
Do you have a city map?
Usage
Asking whether a map is available
Grammar Note
"Һеҙҙә … бармы" means "do you have …". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Поезд ҡасан китә?
Poyezd qasan kitä?
What time does the train depart?
Usage
Asking when a train leaves
Grammar Note
"ҡасан" means "when". "китә" is the present third person of "кит-" (to leave). This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Туҡтағыҙ!
Tuqtaghydh!
Stop! / Please stop!
Usage
To stop a car or get someone to stop
Grammar Note
The polite imperative of "туҡта-" (to stop). With a friend: "Туҡта".
Аэропорт ҡайҙа?
Aeroport qaydha?
Where is the airport?
Usage
Asking where the airport is
Grammar Note
"аэропорт" is a Russian loanword.
Уңға боролоғоҙ
Uñgha borologhodh
Please turn right
Usage
Asking the driver or giving directions to turn right
Grammar Note
"боролоғоҙ" is the polite imperative of "борол-" (to turn). Left is "Һулға боролоғоҙ". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Һулға боролоғоҙ
Hulgha borologhodh
Please turn left
Usage
Asking the driver or giving directions to turn left
Grammar Note
"һулға" means "to the left"; right is "уңға". This sentence is built from standard parts; a native check is advisable.
Самолет сәғәт нисәлә оса?
Samolet säghät nisälä osa?
What time does the plane depart?
Usage
Asking when a flight leaves
Grammar Note
"сәғәт нисәлә" means "at what time". "оса" is the present of "оч-" (to fly).
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