Learn Uzbek (free language course video)

In this video you will learn the most important words in Uzbek.
Watch this video on 5 different days and you will never forget most words.
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You will learn the following Uzbek words in this video:
Hello = Salom
Good morning (sg/pl) = Assalomu alaykum
Hello (sg/pl) = Assalomu alaykum
Good evening (sg/pl) = Assalomu alaykum
Good night (sg/pl) = Xayrli Tun
Bye (infml) = Xayr
Good bye (fml.) = Ko'rishguncha
yes = ha
no = yo'q
maybe = balki
OK = yaxshi
Thank you = Raxmat
You're welcome (m/f) = Arzimaydi
Excuse me, … (sg/pl) = Kechirasiz,...
I'm sorry. (m/f) = Uzr.
I have … / I don't have ... = Menda ... bor/ Menda ... yo'q
We (don't) have … = Bizda ... bor/ Bizda ... yo'q
There is (no) ... = ... bor/ ... yo'q
My name is ... = Meni ismim ...
I'm from ... = Men ...
I'm ... years old. = Yoshim ... da.

[auzakov]

I am an Uzbek. This is correct Uzbek language. Arab people once brought Islam and their culture to Central Asia. Of course we use arabic words in our daily life. We also use Farsi words.

[ramzidz]

in Algeria 🇩🇿 we say “ha” for “yes”, and for “maybe” we say “balek”, Greetings to all Uzbek people ❤️

[muksultan]

My ansistors are from Tashkent, Uzbekistan know we are in Indian ❤️✅

[jayleajones]

I'm currently writing a story in which one of the languages that my main character speaks is Uzbek. He can speak Polish, Hungarian, German, English, French, Russian, Serbian, Georgian, and Uzbek.

[useruzbek]

Good morning- "Hayrli tong"
Good evening- "Hayrli kech"
Hello - "Salom" ; "Assalomu alaykum"

[xayatyabubakarmohamed]

Maa shaa Allah very help fall . greetings from Somalia .I I would like to learn Uzbek language!!

[ltcn]

Assalamu aleykum= hello for all Muslims
Turkish version
Good night= Hayırlı geceler
Goodby= Görüşürüz
Yes= he/evet
No= yok/hayır
Maybe= belki
I have Benim var
I Benim....yok
My name is....= Benim
I am sory= özür dilerim
I am .... years old= yaşındayım

[Mr_mahdiyy]

Hello, salom hammaga! Mening ismim Muhammadiy. Oramizda oʻzbek tilini biladiganlar bormi? Oʻzbek tili juda ajoyib til! Men oʻzbek tilida juda ham yaxshi gapira olaman va bemalol soʻzlasha olaman. Sizlar ham oʻzbek tilini tezroq oʻrgansangiz sizga juda ham foydasi tegadi. Masalan, yaqinda 2022-yil 11-16 sentyabr kunlari Oʻzbekistonning Qoʻqon shahrida Xalqaro Hunarmandchilik festivali boʻlib oʻtadi va men Qoʻqonga boraman! Hammaga hayr, bye

[jandromeda]

if do you wanna sprak uzbrk you say only assalomu alaykum

[Rarestgameplayer]

Wow, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Kazakh greeting (hello) are same!

[useruzbek]

Good morning is also transliterated as "Hayrli tong"

[hiinajha]

I'm from india and I can try to speak Uzbek

[baglmonstr]

Uzbek sounds like old Turkish in a Persian accent.

[wtfmilk]

1:09 " xayrli tong " is good morning

[zairsvlog]

Mistaken. Which an idiot made that !

Hello - Salom
Hi - is Salom as well

Good morning - Hayirli tong
Good afternoon - Hayirli kun
Good evening - Hayirli kech

Assalomu alaykum means Islamic greeting which every Muslim greets like that
That means 99% Uzbeks are Muslims

[aqlli_yechimlar]

Good morning! will be "Xayrli tong" in Uzbek.
Good evening! will be "Xayrli oqshom"

[nodirak]

It is Uzbek language 100%, in daily life we use Assalomu alaykum every time we see people who are older than us, for friends- qalesan, qanaqasan etc depending on the dialects, hayrli tong we know this but we don't use it, we use it only in movies and in books

[bekuz]

assalomu allaykum ..darslarni online qilsamgiz zor ish bolardi face.liveda.
olloh rozi bolsin .omads

[jayanthijaya]

Aalim unakka Uzbek language kathukren god pls lifela orumura meet my aalim

[yashashixoxleman]

Raxmat emas Rahmat bo’ladi. Til o’rgatmoqchi bo’lsalaring to’g’ri o’rgatinglar.