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Lesson 4 of 10
Counting to ten in Uzbek
One to ten, for prices, platforms, rooms and how many beers. Play the ten Uzbek words against the clock, with a note on how locals really use each one after every answer. All ten are written out below.
All 10 Uzbek phrases in this lesson
- Birbeer
- One
- IkkiIK-kee
- Two
- Uchooch
- Three
- To'rttort
- Four
- Beshbesh
- Five
- Oltiol-TI
- Six
- Yettiyet-TI
- Seven
- Sakkizsak-KIZ
- Eight
- Toʻqqiztuq-QIZ
- Nine
- O'nohn
- Ten
Bir is one, also means "alone" or "a". In measure words it becomes -ta: bir kitob (one book), ikkita kitob (two books).
Part of the counting sequence. Ikki can stand alone or take the measure word -ta: ikkita kitob (two books).
Continues naturally from ikki. Like all Uzbek numbers, straightforward and free of irregularities.
Five is besh, six olti, seven yetti, eight sakkiz, nine to'qqiz, ten o'n. Uzbek numbers are straightforward.
Twenty is yigirma, thirty o'ttiz, forty qirq, fifty ellik. The system is consistent with Turkic languages.