Accommodation

1. Bo'sh xona bormi?

   Do you have a vacant room?

   Usage

   Asking about room availability at a hotel or guesthouse

   Grammar Note

   "bor" means "there is/are"; "-mi" makes it a yes/no question

2. Bir kecha necha so'm?

   How much for one night?

   Usage

   Asking the price per night

   Grammar Note

   "so'm" is the Uzbek currency; the sentence structure is "one night how much sum"

3. Uch kecha uchun band qilmoqchiman.

   I'd like to book for three nights.

   Usage

   Making a reservation for multiple nights

   Grammar Note

   "-moqchi" expresses intention/desire, meaning "want to do"

4. Xonada Wi-Fi bormi?

   Is there WiFi in the room?

   Usage

   Checking for WiFi availability in the room

   Grammar Note

   "-da" is the locative suffix meaning "in/at"

5. Nonushta narxga kiradimi?

   Is breakfast included in the price?

   Usage

   Asking if breakfast is included

   Grammar Note

   "kirmoq" means "to enter/to be included"; "-mi" makes it a question

6. Xonani tozalash kerak.

   The room needs to be cleaned.

   Usage

   Requesting room cleaning at the front desk

   Grammar Note

   "kerak" is a predicate adjective meaning "necessary/needed"

7. Chiqish vaqti qachon?

   What time is checkout?

   Usage

   Asking about checkout time at a hotel

   Grammar Note

   "vaqti" = "vaqt" (time) + possessive "-i"

8. Bagajimni saqlash mumkinmi?

   Could you store my luggage?

   Usage

   Asking to store luggage after checkout

   Grammar Note

   "mumkin" means "possible/may"; "-mi" makes it a question

9. Konditsioner ishlamayapti.

   The air conditioner is not working.

   Usage

   Reporting a malfunctioning air conditioner to the front desk

   Grammar Note

   "ishlamayapti" is negative progressive of "ishlamoq" (to work)

10. Qo'shimcha ko'rpa-yostiq berasizmi?

    Could you give me extra blankets and pillows?

    Usage

    Requesting extra bedding at accommodation

    Grammar Note

    "ko'rpa-yostiq" is a compound noun joined by a hyphen

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