Feelings

26 phrases · Uzbek with romanization, English and audio

  1. Xursandman

    I am glad

    Usage

    Show it on hearing good news or in response to hospitality; safe with anyone

  2. Baxtliman

    I am happy

    Usage

    It describes contentment with life rather than a passing mood — good for summing up a trip

  3. Kulgili

    Funny

    Usage

    For a joke or a situation. Aimed at a person it can sound like calling them ridiculous, so use it about things

  4. Hayajondaman

    I am excited

    Usage

    About something coming up. It can also mean nervous, so pair it with a smile

  5. Faxrlanaman

    I am proud

    Usage

    To praise someone, extend it to Sizdan faxrlanaman — I am proud of you

  6. Tinchlandim

    I feel relieved

    Usage

    Show it when a worry lifts — a lost item found, arriving safely

  7. Seni sevaman

    I love you

    Usage

    For someone close. Not for elders or strangers; the polite form is Sizni sevaman

  8. Menga yoqadi

    I like it

    Usage

    For food, music, scenery. Said about a person it hints at romance, so keep it to things

  9. Sizni sog'indim

    I miss you

    Usage

    The polite form; with a close friend say Seni sog'indim. Use it when parting or meeting again

  10. Xafaman

    I am sad

    Usage

    A gentle way to say you are down, usable even when you do not want to alarm anyone

  11. Afsus

    What a pity

    Usage

    A one-word reaction when plans fall through; polite with anyone

  12. Hafsalam pir bo'ldi

    I am disappointed

    Usage

    The set phrase for dashed expectations. It can sound accusing, so aim it at the situation, not the person

  13. Yolg'izman

    I feel lonely

    Usage

    For feeling alone while travelling; better shown only to someone you have got to know

  14. Jahlim chiqdi

    I am angry

    Usage

    A strong statement — save it for real trouble such as a fare dispute, to state the problem without insulting anyone

  15. Asabiyman

    I am irritated

    Usage

    Irritation at being kept waiting. Pointed at a person it stings, so present it as your own state

  16. Qo'rqaman

    I am scared

    Usage

    For a concrete fear — heights, dogs, a dark road — and as a cue to ask someone to walk with you

  17. Hayron qoldim

    I am surprised

    Usage

    Neutral — it covers pleasant and unpleasant surprise alike, and is safe with anyone

  18. Xavotirdaman

    I am worried

    Usage

    For anxiety about luggage, time, or your health; it works as a lead-in to asking for help

  19. Stressdaman

    I am stressed

    Usage

    The English word is used as is; show it as your reason when asking for a break or a quiet seat

  20. Uyaldim

    I am embarrassed

    Usage

    After a slip-up, or when you feel you are imposing on a host — in the latter case it sounds polite

  21. Zerikdim

    I am bored

    Usage

    For a long wait. Do not aim it at someone who is showing you around — it will offend

  22. Charchadim

    I am tired

    Usage

    A polite way to signal you want to wrap up sightseeing; safe with anyone

  23. Uyqum kelyapti

    I am sleepy

    Usage

    A reason to excuse yourself on a night bus or at a long dinner

  24. Yaxshiman

    I am fine

    Usage

    The standard answer to Qalaysiz? — how are you. Safe with anyone

  25. O'zimni yomon his qilyapman

    I feel unwell

    Usage

    Show it as is at a clinic or your lodging; combine it with a card from the Body Parts category to point out where

  26. Minnatdorman

    I am grateful

    Usage

    Heavier than Rahmat; good to show to someone who has really helped you, as you part

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