LingoflyUzbek phrasebook
A Uzbek phrasebook arranged by situation, not alphabetically: introductions, cafés, directions. Each has both sides' lines, so you understand not only what to say but what you will be told back.
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rahmat
thank you
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rahmat
- goodbye
- hello
- thank you
- please (for requests)
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rahmat
thank you
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Katta ___!
Thank you so much!
- Salom
- rahmat
- xayr
- iltimos
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rahmat
thank you
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rahmat
thank you
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Conversations by situation
- 💬Making acquaintances in the yardA conversation in the courtyard
- 💬Two bowls of teaAn order at the teahouse
- 💬The road to the stationLooking for the railway station
- 💬Haggling at the stallA market row in the morning: a vendor and a customer
- 💬The tap is leakingA call to a repairman from a rented flat
- 💬What hurts?A doctor's appointment, third day of a cold
- 💬A meeting on SaturdayFriends arranging a weekend get-together
- 💬Talking about workNeighbors over tea talk about their jobs
- 💬Check-in at the airportA check-in desk at Tashkent airport, a flight to Moscow
- 💬Renting a boatA pier at Charvak: two tourists and the boat owner
- 💬Trying on at the shopA clothes shop in Tashkent, choosing a jacket
- 💬An apology for being lateTwo friends outside a café; one has been held up
- 💬Cooking pilafA home kitchen; two people cook pilaf in a big cauldron
- 💬Wi-Fi at the teahouseA teahouse by the Ankhor canal; a guest with a phone and no signal
- 💬Signing up at the libraryThe city library of Tashkent; registering a reader
- 💬The first sessionA gym in Chilanzar; a first session with a coach
- 💬An invitation to a toyTwo colleagues at lunch; an envelope with an invitation
- 💬Children at the playgroundA playground in Bobur park; two parents on a bench
- 💬At the admissions officeThe registrar of a university in Tashkent, document submission day
- 💬A mortgage on a flatA bank branch in central Tashkent; a talk with a consultant
- 💬At the physicianA physician's office in a district clinic, morning hours
- 💬An interview at the firmThe HR office of a small firm near Tashkent
- 💬Moving dayThe yard of an old house; a truck and boxes
- 💬At the rental deskTashkent airport, a car rental desk, early morning
- 💬An argument at the TVThe living room, evening; two people argue over what to watch
- 💬At the agency windowA document intake window, morning, a short line
- 💬Two optionsThe kitchen, evening; a talk about changing jobs in another city
- 💬For and againstA residents' meeting; they discuss repairing the roof
- 💬The new colleagueTwo colleagues in the corridor discuss the new person
- 💬Three days of silenceA bench in the yard; one friend comforts another
- 💬A call to grandmaThe kitchen; a granddaughter calls her grandma an hour before the guests arrive
- 💬A return at the shopThe cash desk of a mall, Saturday evening
- 💬Taking the phone in for repairThe intake desk of a service shop on the edge of town
- 💬The weather for the weekendTwo neighbors in the yard decide whether to go to the mountains
- 💬To the crossroads and onA visitor stops a passer-by at a crossroads
- 💬Signing up for a groupThe desk of a study center; a woman chooses a language group
- 💬A call about a meetingA phone talk between two colleagues on Monday morning
- 💬Did not catch it at the windowA document window; the visitor missed half of what was said
- 💬What do you doAn employment bureau: a person who answered an ad talks to the manager
- 💬What is written in the contractTwo people sit over a rental contract: one lets a flat, the other reads such text for the first time
- 💬Collecting for a playgroundThe yard of a block of flats: a neighbor goes door to door with a collection sheet
- 💬A gift for a readerA bookshop: a customer looks for a gift and does not know what to pick
- 💬The first visit to the gymThe desk of a sports center: a man returns to training after a long break
- 💬At the electronics shopA counter with devices: the customer picks a projector and measures everything in words
- 💬At the doctor for the resultA doctor's office: the person has come for the result of an examination
- 💬The sister's weddingTwo friends on the street: one invites the other to his sister's wedding
- 💬A dispute at the meetingA small office: two people differ about the price
- 💬Advice about movingTwo friends at a teahouse: one has been offered work in another city
- 💬A new shelfA customer looks for a replacement for an old shelf and explains to the seller what it was like
- 💬Moving the wardrobeTwo people rearrange a wardrobe in a room and argue about what goes where
- 💬How much tea for a weekAt the stall they count how much tea and sugar to order for a week
- 💬The work has stalledA manager and a worker sort out why the work has stopped
- 💬Let us check the numbersTwo employees decide whether the numbers in the report can be trusted
- 💬How people lived beforeA grandson over tea asks his grandpa how life went in the mahalla half a century ago
- 💬Where to put the trashA new resident asks a neighbor where and how to throw out the waste
- 💬The wrong batchA warehouse: the storekeeper and a carrier's representative sort out a batch of goods with a defect
- 💬An incident by the stationTwo neighbors discuss what happened by the station: one saw it, the other knows by hearsay
- 💬What kind of man he isTwo colleagues at a break discuss how the new person is at work
- 💬In-laws at the toyA wedding: a guest asks an acquaintance who is standing next to the groom
- 💬Meeting a cousinThe station: over the phone one describes the arriving cousin to the greeter
- 💬Choosing a suitA clothes shop: the customer tries a suit on and asks to see another size
- 💬The new residentThe yard: two neighbors discuss the person who recently moved into their entryway
- 💬A cough for two weeksA clinic: the patient tells the doctor what troubles him
Phrases that always rescue you
These are learned first not for politeness. They bring back a conversation that has already gone wrong — which makes them more useful than any list of nouns.
Frequently asked
Which Uzbek phrases to learn first?
To start a conversation: “hello”, “thank you” and “excuse me”. To rescue it when it goes wrong: “again, please”.
Is a phrasebook enough without grammar?
For a short trip — yes. For living in the country — no: memorized phrases do not assemble into new ones, and the other person does not follow your script.