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Lesson 9 of 10
Time and days in Uzbek
Now, later, tomorrow, what time it opens and one moment please. 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
- Hozirho-ZIR
- Now
- Keyinroqkai-YIN-rok
- Later
- Bugunboo-GOON
- Today
- Ertagaer-TA-ga
- Tomorrow
- Bugun kechqurunboo-GOON kech-qoo-ROON
- Tonight
- Qachon?qa-CHON
- When?
- Soat nechada ochiladi?so-AT ne-cha-DA o-chi-LA-di
- What time does it open?
- Bir daqiqa, iltimosbir da-qi-QA il-ti-MOS
- One moment, please
- Daqiqada-qi-QA
- Minutes
- Soatso-AT
- Hours
Hozir means now, at this moment. Uzbeks value punctuality in formal settings, though street life is more relaxed.
Literally "more later" or "more after". An open-ended postponement that does not commit to a specific time.
Bugun is a single word meaning "today". Tomorrow is ertaga, yesterday kecha.
Used frequently for planning. "Ertaga ko'rishaman" (see you tomorrow) is a standard parting.
The singular form follows a number.
The singular form follows a number.