Banking & ATM

10 phrases · Uzbek with romanization, English and audio

  1. Bank qayerda?

    Where is the bank?

    Usage

    Looking for a nearby bank

    Grammar Note

    "qayer" means "where"; "-da" is the locative suffix

  2. Dollar almashtirgim keladi.

    I want to exchange dollars.

    Usage

    Asking to exchange currency

    Grammar Note

    "-gim keladi" is an idiomatic expression meaning "I want to do"

  3. Bugun dollar kursi qancha?

    What is the dollar exchange rate today?

    Usage

    Checking the current exchange rate at a bank or exchange office

    Grammar Note

    "kurs" is a loanword meaning exchange rate

  4. ATM qayerda joylashgan?

    Where is the ATM located?

    Usage

    Finding an ATM to withdraw cash

    Grammar Note

    "joylashgan" is the past participle of "joylashmoq" (to be located)

  5. Plastik karta qabul qilasizmi?

    Do you accept credit cards?

    Usage

    Asking if credit cards are accepted

    Grammar Note

    "qabul qilmoq" is a compound verb meaning "to accept"

  6. Pul o'tkazma qilmoqchiman.

    I want to make a money transfer.

    Usage

    Requesting a money transfer at the bank

    Grammar Note

    "-moqchi" + "-man" (first person) = "I want to do"

  7. Hisob ochmoqchi edim.

    I wanted to open an account.

    Usage

    Expressing intention to open a bank account

    Grammar Note

    "edim" is past tense of "edi", making it "I wanted to"

  8. Komissiya haqi qancha?

    What is the commission fee?

    Usage

    Asking about the commission or service fee

    Grammar Note

    "haq" means "right/fee"; "haqi" is the possessive form

  9. Mening kartam ishlamayapti.

    My card is not working.

    Usage

    Reporting a card malfunction at an ATM or store

    Grammar Note

    "kartam" = "karta" + first person possessive "-m"

  10. Bank qachon ochiladi?

    When does the bank open?

    Usage

    Asking about bank opening hours

    Grammar Note

    "ochiladi" is from "ochilmoq", the intransitive/passive form of "ochmoq" (to open)

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