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Lesson 2 of 10
Order anything by pointing in Uzbek
I would like, this one, how much, the bill: survive any counter or menu. 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 11 Uzbek phrases in this lesson
- Men... xohlaymanmen khoh-LAI-man
- I would like...
- Shushoo
- This one
- Bu qancha turadi?boo KAN-cha too-RA-dee
- How much is it?
- Hisob, iltimoshee-SOB, il-ti-MOS
- The bill, please
- Karta bilanKAR-ta bi-LAN
- By card
- Naqd pul bilannaqd pool bi-LAN
- In cash
- Suvsoov
- Water
- Qahvaqah-VA
- Coffee
- Choychoi
- Tea
- PivoPEE-voh
- Beer
- ...sizsiz
- Without...
Qancha means "how much", turadi means "costs" or "stands". Turadi is the present tense; many prices are written down anyway.
Hisob means bill or account. In casual cafes you often pay when you order; in restaurants, ask for the bill and they bring it. Tipping is appreciated but not obligatory.
Tap water quality varies; bottled water is widely available and inexpensive. Hot water is also commonly drunk, plain or with tea.
Attach this ending to the thing you want left out.