Business & Work

1. Uchrashuv belgilash mumkinmi?

   Can I schedule a meeting?

   Usage

   Scheduling a business meeting

   Grammar Note

   "belgilash" is the verbal noun of "belgilamoq" (to schedule/fix)

2. Mana, biznes kartamni oling.

   Here is my business card.

   Usage

   Handing over a business card in a professional setting

   Grammar Note

   "oling" is the polite imperative of "olmoq" (to take); with "Mana" it means "here you are"

3. Shartnoma imzolashimiz kerak.

   We need to sign the contract.

   Usage

   Used when finalizing a business contract

   Grammar Note

   "imzolashimiz" = verbal noun of "imzolamoq" + first person plural possessive

4. Taklif xatini oldingizmi?

   Did you receive the invitation letter?

   Usage

   Confirming receipt of a business invitation

   Grammar Note

   "oldingizmi" = past tense of "olmoq" + polite 2nd person + question "-mi"

5. Hamkorlik taklif qilamiz.

   We propose a partnership.

   Usage

   Proposing a business partnership

   Grammar Note

   "taklif qilmoq" is a compound verb meaning "to propose/offer"

6. Loyiha muddati qachon tugaydi?

   When is the project deadline?

   Usage

   Asking about project deadline

   Grammar Note

   "muddati" = "muddat" (deadline) + possessive; "tugaydi" from "tugamoq" (to end)

7. Hisobot yuborib bera olasizmi?

   Can you send me the report?

   Usage

   Requesting a business report to be sent

   Grammar Note

   "bera olmoq" combines "bermoq" (to give/do for) and "olmoq" (ability marker)

8. Ish vaqti soat to'qqizdan beshgacha.

   Working hours are from nine to five.

   Usage

   Explaining office working hours

   Grammar Note

   "-dan…-gacha" is a construction meaning "from…until"

9. Prezentatsiya tayyor.

   The presentation is ready.

   Usage

   Announcing that the presentation is ready

   Grammar Note

   "tayyor" is an adjective meaning "ready" and can function as a predicate without a copula

10. Qo'shimcha ma'lumot uchun murojaat qiling.

    Please contact us for more information.

    Usage

    Standard phrase for business materials or cards

    Grammar Note

    "murojaat qilmoq" means "to contact/apply"; "-ing" is the polite imperative

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