Uzbek

Salom, qalaysiz? is the Uzbek way to say “hello how are you”.

Cinnamon in Uzbek is dolchin or koritsa. The word refers to the spice used in cooking and baking.

The English word “owl” is translated into Uzbek as boyqush. The word refers to the bird known as an owl.

The English word “new” is translated into Uzbek as yangi. yangi is an adjective used to describe something that has been recently made or created.

In Uzbek, “welcome” is translated as xush kelibsiz. The phrase is used as a greeting when someone arrives at a location.

The English phrase “good morning” is xayrli tong in Uzbek.

The English phrase “eid mubarak” is translated into Uzbek as Hayit muborak.

In Uzbek, the phrase used to say “cheers” during a toast is salomatlik uchun. Salomatlik uchun is used as a toast when raising a glass to someone’s health.

The English word rabbit is translated into Uzbek as quyon. The term refers to the mammal known as a rabbit.

The English word “oil” is translated into Uzbek as moy. moy is used to refer to liquid fat.