Basic, common words in Uzbek language. Learning Uzbek / الكلمات الشائعة / Özbekçede yaygın kelimeler

Most common words in Uzbek language. Basic words in Uzbek language. Learning Uzbek language. Comparing Uzbek language to Turkish, Azerbaijani, Turkmen, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uyghur, Tatar languages. Linguistics. Central Asian languages. Turkic languages. Influences of Arabic, Persian languages on Uzbek language and other Turkic languages. Arabic origin words. Persian origin words.
الكلمات الأكثر شيوعا في اللغة الأوزبكية. الكلمات الأساسية في اللغة الأوزبكية. تعلم اللغة الأوزبكية. مقارنة اللغة الأوزبكية باللغات التركية ، الأذربيجانية ، التركمانية ، الكازاخستانية ، القرغيزية ، الأويغورية ، التتار. اللغويات. لغات آسيا الوسطى. اللغات التركية. تأثيرات اللغة العربية والفارسية على اللغة الأوزبكية واللغات التركية الأخرى. كلمات عربية المنشأ. كلمات الأصل الفارسي
Özbek dilinde en yaygın kelimeler. Özbek dilinde temel kelimeler. Özbek dilini öğrenmek. Özbekçe'nin Türkçe, Azerice, Türkmence, Kazakça, Kırgızca, Uygurca, Tatar dilleriyle karşılaştırılması. Dilbilim. Orta Asya dilleri. Türk dilleri. Arapça, Farsça dillerin Özbek dili ve diğer Türk dilleri üzerindeki etkileri. Arapça kökenli kelimeler. Farsça kökenli kelimeler.
رایج ترین کلمات در زبان ازبکی. کلمات اساسی در زبان ازبکی. یادگیری زبان ازبکی. مقایسه زبان ازبکی با زبانهای ترکی ، آذربایجانی ، ترکمنی ، قزاقستانی ، قرقیزی ، اویغوری ، تاتاری. زبانشناسی زبانهای آسیای میانه. زبانهای ترکی. تأثیرات زبانهای عربی ، فارسی بر زبان ازبکی و سایر زبانهای ترکی. کلمات اصلی عربی. کلمات اصلی فارسی
Самые распространенные слова в узбекском языке. Основные слова узбекского языка. Изучение узбекского языка. Сравнение узбекского языка с турецким, азербайджанским, туркменским, казахским, киргизским, уйгурским, татарским языками. Лингвистика. Среднеазиатские языки. Тюркские языки. Влияния арабского, персидского языков на узбекский и другие тюркские языки. Слова арабского происхождения. Слова персидского происхождения.
ازبک زبان کے عام الفاظ۔ ازبک زبان میں بنیادی الفاظ۔ ازبک زبان سیکھنا۔ ازبک زبان کا ترکی ، آزربائیجانی ، ترکمان ، قازق ، کرغیز ، ایغور ، تاتار زبانوں سے موازنہ کرنا۔ لسانیات۔ وسطی ایشیائی زبانیں۔ ترک زبانیں۔ عربی ، فارسی زبانوں کا اثر ازبک زبان اور دیگر ترک زبانوں پر پڑتا ہے۔ عربی اصل کے الفاظ۔ فارسی اصل کے الفاظ
Özbək dilində ən çox yayılmış sözlər. Özbək dilində əsas sözlər. Özbək dilini öyrənmək. Özbək dilini türk, azərbaycan, türkmən, qazax, qırğız, uyğur, tatar dilləri ilə müqayisə etmək. Dilçilik. Orta Asiya dilləri. Türk dilləri. Ərəb, fars dillərinin özbək dilinə və digər türk dillərinə təsiri. Ərəb mənşəli sözlər. Fars mənşəli sözlər
Өзбек тіліндегі ең көп кездесетін сөздер. Өзбек тіліндегі негізгі сөздер. Өзбек тілін үйрену. Өзбек тілін түрік, әзірбайжан, түрікмен, қазақ, қырғыз, ұйғыр, татар тілдерімен салыстыру. Тіл білімі. Орта Азия тілдері. Түркі тілдері. Араб, парсы тілдерінің өзбек тіліне және басқа түркі тілдеріне әсері. Араб тілінен шыққан сөздер. Парсыдан шыққан сөздер
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[@Ash_tommo]

I’m literally obsessed with turkic languages especially the songs! I’m trying to learn Uzbek cuz it’s really easy for me to pronounce the words

[@danielomar5301]

Welcome to my channel then 😊😊😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6DUqGRjgLqLns0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5TTnpWVl9uYbdE

[@عبدالرحمنالمتعلم]

Mashallah. Yes it is an interesting language. 😊😉

[@Ash_tommo]

@@عبدالرحمنالمتعلم It’s amazing I listen to Uzbek songs literally everyday And I always sing along lol As a native Arabic speaker it’s easy for me to sing along

[@عبدالرحمنالمتعلم]

@@Ash_tommo wooow you're a native arabic speaker where have you been in my life. Can you please advise me if I want to be able to understand and speak Arabic fluently what should I do?

[@hera525]

Yes of course I also want to learn this language and I'm starting

[@kadirbaevaa]

Omg, I didn’t expect that so many people are interested in Uzbek language. Really crying ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@Eat_with_Mina]

U are speaking just like a native Thanks for attion and respect for uzbek language Masha alloh from Uzbekistan

[@danielomar5301]

Thank you for the respectful comment. I am a native Uzbek speaker. I am UZBEK.

[@Soul_men11]

😂😂😂😂

[@sulaiman.9659]

جيد إستمر بارك الله فيك 🇾🇪🇺🇿

[@dominiquelaurafreire6672]

Rahmat! Very useful.

[@danielomar5301]

Thank you

[@nanounina197]

Rahmat tashakkur🙏🏻🌸

[@danielomar5301]

Arzimaydi

[@nanounina197]

@@danielomar5301 بوركت جهودك الطيبة يا أخي الكريم

[@danielomar5301]

@@nanounina197 shukran kteer 😊😊😊😊

[@Pleasant_Noise]

Emir Timur is most successfull warrior of history who belongs to Uzbekistan. You uzbeks had such great warrior who is inspiration for Me seeing brighter side of Timur.

[@postachamdi6286]

Emir timur defeated by ottoman, chagatai several times, most of victories of emir timur were because of overnumbered their enemies. Nothing special with emir timur

[@anac4950]

As a Persian I think this language sounds so cool!

[@MegaRanicEditz]

thanks

[@MegaDombra]

Güzel bilgiler. Sağol kardeşim.

[@jmudikun]

ما شاء الله Very beautiful

[@eagirl960]

Thank you for this!!

[@عاشتميمالمجد]

مشكور انتظر الفيديو التالي Thanks I am waiting for the next vid

[@danielomar5301]

Inshaallah. Shukran

[@scotty4338]

ممنون تشكر جدا ياخشى

[@anvargafurov-wc5xh]

O'zbekistondan salomlar!

[@theoryofchemistry]

Asselamü Aleyküm works every time! Very nice to see my brothers like you!

[@danielomar5301]

May Allah bless you brother

[@InsightfulMD]

Good job we're waiting for more videos in uzbek

[@talaba9309]

Juda yaxshi gapirdinggiz, sizga omad!

[@عاشتميمالمجد]

Xyrli tung , rahmat Daniel

[@danielomar5301]

Xayr. 😊😊😊 Rahmat

[@muhtarzakirov3666]

Қисқа ва лўнда! Яшанг!

[@ozbekogloni8674]

Kanalingizga gap yòq. Bro😊👍

[@danielomar5301]

Ko'p rahmat 😊😊😊. Juda xursand bóldim.

[@ozbekogloni8674]

@@danielomar5301 🙂🙂🙂🙂 Sog' bo'ling!

[@randomuser1409]

Özbek dilinde ağır oranda pars etkisi war bular azlandırılsa yaqşı olar ham tüşünmeq asan bolur

[@alixonturon6702]

Siz qaysi tilda yozmoqdasiz

[@randomuser1409]

@@alixonturon6702 muñı men miniği salar dilimde pitemiş (eñ yıraqdigi oguz til)

[@alixonturon6702]

@@randomuser1409 salarlar qayerda yashaydi

[@randomuser1409]

@@alixonturon6702 bizer qitoyda otarır Biziñ salar dilnı bır gör kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJXJlHp7h9yqpsU

[@randomuser1409]

@@alixonturon6702 Biz turkmenistandan 1300 yılda qitayğa gelğen

[@benetvincent1]

fascinating

[@benetvincent1]

what is 'fascinating' in Uzbek? Turkish would be something like 'çok ilginç'

[@ionracer6723]

I learn Uzbek, I'm Russian. I'm looking for videos of conversations in Uzbek with subtitles and there's almost none of them. I need so much videos with simple conversations with subtitles. Can you find or provide such ones?

[@danielomar5301]

Inshaalloh i will. Even İ have the plan for this

[@jasurbekakhmedov9741]

You can talk with me in uzbek. Because I"m a native speaker of Uzbek

[@ionracer6723]

@@jasurbekakhmedov9741 How can I find you?

[@ionracer6723]

@@jasurbekakhmedov9741 oh, I found you.

[@talaqari5273]

Love this! Please do more👌🏻🙏🏼i was looking for a few movies and shows with english subtitles to help learn but couldn’t find any.

[@danielomar5301]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGTRmoWYa9CGn5I But some translations are not word by word translated, so it could be little bit complicated i guess. But anyway this is one of them

[@talaqari5273]

Daniel Omar thank you so much!! If you have any more material please let me know. I’m not surrounded by any uzbek people and i think that is the best way to pick up words. Just to hear people speaking with subtitles. Like tv shows etc.

[@danielomar5301]

@@talaqari5273 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2W5p6GDe7x5ZtE İ think it's helpful. But it's not learning Uzbek. İt's learning English but it's good i think 🤔

[@danielomar5301]

@@talaqari5273 wait. Do you want Uzbek video with English subtitles or Uzbek video with Uzbek subtitles?

[@talaqari5273]

Daniel Omar uzbek videos with english subtitles. So i can understand what they are saying. Then the more i watch the better i can get. The less i need to look at the subtitles

[@zahidullahkhan2538]

Asslam o alikum can Pushto language are spkons and understand in Uzbikistan .plz reply

[@indilael2263]

Your video is helpful 🙂 I adore it 💞 I can teach U arabic or help you more with your arabic

[@danielomar5301]

Thank you so much

[@qunduziy]

nice

[@baxtiyorumarov3846]

🇺🇿✈️🇦🇪🤳Juda zőr!👏

[@hera525]

I recommend to listen kechalar song I mentioned above . Shahzoda and Benom group song it together.

[@Dilbar0182]

Siz o'zbekmisiz?

[@danielomar5301]

Hm

[@Dilbar0182]

@@danielomar5301 ham turkchada ham o'zbekchada kamiga arabcha ham gaplasha olish juda yaxshi natija. Ijodezga omad.

[@danielomar5301]

@@Dilbar0182 rahmat sizga

[@АрғыҒұн]

Армысыздар бауырлас агаиын 🇰🇿

[@الدنيافانية-خ6ط]

هناك كلمات في اللغة الاوزبكية تتشابه مع اللغة العربية

[@mayaw750]

Assalomu alaykum! Do you recommend any resources for learning Uzbek? I've tried looking, but I can't find any. Thanks!

[@anvargafurov-wc5xh]

Hello. Have you ever tried to find any applications through play market? You can evwn fin enhlish-uzbek and uzbek-english dictionaries as well.

[@jmudikun]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@ozbekogloni8674]

Nega Daniel omar? Haqiqiy ismingizmi?

[@danielomar5301]

İsmim Doniyor Umarov 😀😀😀

[@ozbekogloni8674]

@@danielomar5301 uhh.. 😆👍

[@soontharac.3850]

Personally I notice that you pronounce the "i" differently. In some words like "sog' bo'ling" or "keldingiz" you pronounce it similar to English "ee" (in bee, see, meet); and in other words like "yaxshi" or "qimmat" you pronounce it differently. Is there any rule on it or do the native speakers perceive them as only one vowel?

[@danielomar5301]

Wow you're clever. You've surprised me. Yes "i" is sometimes long vowel like "ee". And sometimes short vowel like "ə". ə is just like Turkish "ı". Mashaalloh you've noticed the difference. And there's no exact rule to explain when to say "eee"(long) and when to say "ə"(short). And of course it depends on the dialects of Uzbek regions also. For example "kiyik" (in english translation "deer"). Someone uses "ee". And someone uses ə.

[@soontharac.3850]

@@danielomar5301 Thanks and keep up the good work!

[@AykaAngelina]

In Azerbaijani you can say this in so many forms. Xoş Gəlmisiniz (Xoş gəlmisiz). Xoş Gəldiniz (Xoş gəldiz). Xoş Gəlibsiniz (Xoş gelibsiz) and Xoş Gəlmişsiniz.

[@anvargafurov-wc5xh]

O'zbekchada xush kelibsiz, xush keldingiz deb aytish mumkin.

[@ҒажаппенСұмдықарнасы]

Не думал что персизм арабизм много но мы тюрки

[@bestt8926]

We azerbaijani people don't say " xoş gəlmisiniz" it is mistake. We say "xoş gəlmisən/ xoş gəlmisiz". That is all😊😊 azerbaijan and uzbek language is so similar. I understand but not everything😊😊 100/60%

[@عبدالرحمنالمتعلم]

Lol. Long vowel آ sometimes our beloved friends may confused with o‘

[@iceage4582]

Official Azerbaijani: *Xoş gəlibsiniz |Xoş gælipsiz|* *Xoş gəlmisiniz |Xoş gælmisiz|* *Xoş gəldiniz |Xoş gældiz|*

[@randomuser1409]

My friend hopefully in the future Uzbek will get rid of all Persian influence because its flue is heavy in the region. Turks should have only their dialect the way they pronounce words. I hope you can understand this. It affects our mutual inteligibility afterall.

[@yuksak]

The current alphabet is incorrectly structured. Because of this, the pronunciation has changed a lot. There is no harmony. For the Uzbek language, the Common Turkic alphabet is suitable. For example: salom (in current alphabet) - səlam (in common turkic Alphabet), yaxshi - yəxşı, talaffuz - tələffüz, osmon - asman, o'q - oq, o'rdak - ördək. If we use that alphabet, it will be no different from Azerbaijani. Because as you know our languages are the same. But not Alphabets.

[@NONAME-si3rj]

@@yuksak haqlısan , bu O* harfı bizniñ özbek tilimizni buzdi . Hazır yazayakgan sözlarım köp tuşunarli başqa türkiy halqlar uçun lekin asl özbek tilida yazdım

[@randomuser1409]

@@NONAME-si3rj O harfı bilen başlagan özbekcha sözlerning Telafusi pars tili deq sozlenepdur. A harfı bilen yazılgan hemme türk tillerdeki sözler sizning tilinizde O bilen başlayar.

[@nodirak2415]

But I like it , I think Persian accent is a uniqueness of Uzbek language, it's beautiful

[@1212-m6b]

@@nodirak2415 bular navoiyni tilini eshitib, o’qib ko’rishmagan, boburni g’azallaridan ta’tib ko’rishmagan. Aynan Chig’atoy tili Turkiy tilni boyitgan. Arabiy forsiy kalimalar biz orqali Qozon tatarlarigacha borgan. Ha Turkmiz bunga aslo etiroz yo’q. Ammo til bi yerda turuvchi bir siljimas tosh emas. Doim o’zgarib boradi zamon o’zgargan sari yangi so’zlar yaratiladi. Bizni til paytida ota bobolarimiz zamon bilan hamnafas bo’lganligi maxsuli.

[@ozbekturk5949]

Why do we Uzbeks in northern Afghanistan speak like you, but the difference is very small, we in most words start with the letter jim and not ya like you or like the rest of the Turks. We are like the Kazakhs and the Kyrgyz.

[@saulgoodmanKAZAKH]

They really should have made a better alphabet. Why say "G‘" and take away two letters, when you could use the Turkish "Ğ"? The same is with "Sh", "Ch", "O‘", "Ng" and etc

[@ahmetceviz1453]

As Salomon alay kum va rahmatu(a)llahu va barakat hu. Arapca bir cümle olup, Türkce anlamı şudur. Tengrinin tüm iyilikleri ve bollukları (Kral-Peygamber) Süleymanın üzerine olsun. Va alay kum Salom. ise bir nevi kısaca onaylama cümledir. Araplarda,Aramilerde ve İbranilerde bu selamlaşma,Davud dan sonra onun yerine geçen ve çook zengin bir Krallık kuran oğlu Süleymanla birlikte başlamışdır. Bir nevi halkın,Kral süleymanı yüceltmesi ve kutsamasıdır. İbranicede genelde cümle kısadır. Şalom Aleyxe..

[@Heralandan1dal]

O başlangıç ne awk Arap misin🤦🤦

[@SamandarJumaev-jg6ks]

MashaAllah aka. Ayta olasizmi Qayerliksiz? O’zbek tilini o’rganishga sizni nima undadi? Rahmat❤

[@ahmedgamil4073]

Brother please can you help me I want to your number to translate for me voice can you help me