Uzbek

The English phrase ‘crazy’ is translated into Uzbek as aqldan ozgan.

The English phrase party can be translated into Uzbek as oʻtirish, kecha or bazm. These words all refer to a social gathering.

In Uzbek, ‘i love you’ can be expressed as men seni sevaman or men seni yaxshi koʻraman. These phrases are used to affirm romantic feelings.

The phrase “hi, how are you?” in Uzbek is translated as salom, qalaysiz?

The English phrase “hi” is translated into Uzbek as salom. salom is a friendly, informal greeting used to say “hi” or “hello”.

How are you? in Uzbek is qalaysiz? The phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or general state.

The English word umbrella is translated into Uzbek as soyabon. The term refers to a cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain or sun.

To say happy birthday in Uzbek, use Tug’ilgan kuningiz bilan. This phrase is used to offer good wishes to someone on their birthday.

In Uzbek, ‘really’ is translated as rostdan. The word rostdan is used to express disbelief or to confirm a fact. It corresponds to the English ‘actually’.

The English word “yes” is translated into Uzbek as ha. The particle ha is used to indicate agreement or acceptance.