Mening, sening - 1 | Possessive pronouns | 4th lesson | Uzbek language for beginners

[@ibratfarzandlari]

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[@Yani-zo6kl]

Teruskan, ilmu gramatik bahasa Uzbek ini sangat bermanfaat, dan kalau bisa, tiap pelajaran itu diberi judul awal " Lesson #1, Leson #2, Leson #3, ..., Leson #n ",, Saya tertarik untuk mempelajari gramatiknya, Terima kasi Saya mengerti Lesson ini, i am from Indonesia

[@farrukh_01]

Actually that's wrong,this is correct way how personal pronouns look like: Sing. Plural Men-I. Biz-We Sen-You. Senlar-You Siz-You (polite). Sizlar-You(polite) U-He,She,It. Ular-They Re-edit your video please, don't confuse people!

[@juliannex]

You are an amazing teacher! These videos are such high quality - one of the best resources available for learning Uzbek.

[@debbiemueller4981]

I started learning Uzbek vocabulary words three months ago. Now I’ll be able to practice using them in sentences. This is a very challenging lesson for me, but it is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you, Saida!

[@MartaZk-h8z]

Thank you for your lessons. Hoping to visit Uzbekistan again soon and practise :) O'zbekiston menga yoqadi! Rahmat!

[@yakubofa]

where are you from?

[@LacrimosaAeterna]

Dear Saiga your are fantastic! To teach Uzbek in perfect Rissian and perfect English. Now I will re-watch your lessons in English. Thanks a lot, katta rahmat.

[@ZONKAMANIA]

I started learning some Turkish, because I teach ESL and now I'm venturing into Uzbek because I listen to and LOVE Sevara Nazarkhan, and I'm totally loving your videos, and totally want to come to Uzbekistan!!!! Keep up the great work!

[@mrspacker5465]

Great lessons. I am enjoying learning from you Saida!

[@sardorali5354]

Judaham ajoyib loyha boshlabsizlar ustozga esa alohida tashakkurlar. Alloh ishlaringizni xayrli va bardavom qilsin🙂

[@Angel_rl4gu]

Thank you please continue your teaching classes

[@theirfanahmad]

i have been in Uzbekistan for a month and this video helped me a lot

[@abdullatiffeni]

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[@Wanttogrow1008]

You’re an amazing teacher saida.Your videos are so helpful for me and I am here in Uzbekistan pursuing my MBBS career and your videos are amazing and I hope everyone finds out your tutorials . Your lessons are providing much knowledge to talk to the local people.

[@JuanAntonioGómezLópez-u1b]

Hola, Saida. Muchas gracias por tus lecciones. Es un verdadero desafía por mi parte. Espero aprender mucho y poder utilizarlo en mi viaje en febrero a Uzbekistán. Muchas gracias.

[@Imran_alhindy]

Very interesting way to teach uzbek . I am very happy to see this channel ❤

[@nrfkworld4178]

Thank you very much Saida… you are explaining the Uzbek language very well and it is very fun to study with you! I’m Bukharian Jew, my parents came from Uzbekistan but we - the new generation can’t understand and speak properly the Uzbek language even though that our roots came from Uzbekistan… We speak at home Russian/English/Tajik/Hebrew Unfortunately we don’t use the Uzbek language… 😢 But all the traditions are Uzbeks😁 Thank you again, katta rahmat 🙏🏼

[@Lychee-m1k]

Thank you for teaching me Uzbek 😊

[@franklinpaul368]

I love the content that you’ve made here.. Wonderfully Engaging and Fun to learn with you Ms Saida. Thank you so much!!

[@alexandre5638]

Oh my gosh! I'm from Brazil And this is first time that I listening Uzbek language. I know a little of Arabic and speak Hebrew too. Many of words I can understand. kitob Maktab, similar to katab from Arabic e katav from Hebrew. Salom as Salam, ism (name) and others. It's makes us too happy listenin those words. I think That I could learn your language without most difficult. I loved.

[@SuruSri]

Somsa is like samosa in India .. kitob = Kitab as in Urdu, which we do use in daily conversations... Gul is also in Urdu, so it's easy to remember... Ruchka, Mashina, Maska, telefon... if anyone has read Russian/Ukrainian, they know these words.. 😊

[@ibratfarzandlari]

Yes, you're right 😊

[@АлинаПопова-в4ь]

Thank you for really useful and interesting lesson🥰

[@ibratfarzandlari]

You’re welcome 😊

[@sarvarobidov1980]

The best 😊

[@JosephCornegie]

Borilarga shukr, Baraka topinglar

[@samanthamarino4639]

Thanks so much!

[@J.Y.SIMASSEN]

By the way! Good luck with it 🤞🍀 ma'am.

[@fotimausmanova4471]

I love your videos ❤😊

[@shareefmohammed5872]

You are good teacher 😂❤

[@mohdhamid8655]

rahmat❤

[@Boburiy_NBS]

Hello English people, I am learning your language and you are learning our language

[@aidenwinter1117]

Maska is bringing back memories 💀

[@J.Y.SIMASSEN]

Uzbek, uzb tilini organish uchun podpisqa tashasaya😁😂

[@farrukh_01]

Actually that's wrong,this is correct way how personal pronouns look like: Sing. Plural Men-I. Biz-We Sen-You. Senlar-You Siz-You (polite). Sizlar-You(polite) U-He,She,It. Ular-They

[@chanddrabhankataria-0103]

Absolutely best way to teach..

[@kiransaha9293]

This part is difficult

[@simoncbennett]

At the end, you explained some words, but you had completely different words on the screen and never explained how to spell the words you used.

[@xoxoumji3578]

It's how she say the closing. You can hear she pronounce it and read all of them at 24:15.

[@olegosipov3393]

isn't pen qalam?

[@khagan999khagan8]

Darslar yaxshi lekin boshlangʻich oʻrganuvchilar uchun shevalar umuman kerak( man, kuniz..)emas darajasi oshsa oʻzi bilib oladi hozir siz iloji boricha adabiy tilda gapiring va oʻrgating.

[@aqlli_yechimlar]

Toppa to'g'ri, shevalar qiyinlashtirib yuboradi o'rganish jarayonini.

[@khalidsuhail9082]

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