Internet & WiFi

1. Wi-Fi paroli qanday

   Wi-Fi pa-ro-li qan-day

   What is the WiFi password?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the WiFi password at hotels or cafes

   Grammar Note

   "Parol" comes from French "parole" via Russian. Used as "password" in Uzbek

2. Bepul Wi-Fi bormi

   Be-pul Wi-Fi bor-mi

   Is there free WiFi?

   Usage

   Used to check if free internet access is available

   Grammar Note

   "Bepul" = "be-" (without/un-) + "pul" (money) = "without money" = "free"

3. Internet aloqasi ishlamayapti

   In-ter-net a-lo-qa-si ish-la-ma-yap-ti

   The internet connection is not working

   Usage

   Used to inform staff that the internet connection is not working

   Grammar Note

   "Ishlamoq" (to work) + "-ma-" (neg.) + "-yap-" (progressive) + "-ti" (3rd person)

4. Telefonimni zaryadlasam bo'ladimi

   Te-le-fo-nim-ni zar-yad-la-sam bo'-la-di-mi

   Can I charge my phone?

   Usage

   Used when looking for a place to charge your phone

   Grammar Note

   "Bo'ladimi?" = "is it okay/possible?" Standard Uzbek permission question

5. Mahalliy SIM-karta qayerdan sotib olsam bo'ladi

   Ma-hal-liy SIM-kar-ta qa-yer-dan so-tib ol-sam bo'-la-di

   Where can I buy a local SIM card?

   Usage

   Used when wanting to purchase a local SIM card

   Grammar Note

   "Sotib olmoq" = compound for "to buy". Literally "to take by selling"

6. Internet tezligi qancha

   In-ter-net tez-li-gi qan-cha

   What is the internet speed?

   Usage

   Used to check internet speed at an accommodation

   Grammar Note

   "Tez" (fast) → "tezlik" (speed). "-lik" is a noun-forming suffix

7. Printer ishlatsa bo'ladimi

   Prin-ter ish-lat-sa bo'-la-di-mi

   Can I use a printer?

   Usage

   Used when needing to print documents and asking to use a printer

   Grammar Note

   "Ishlatmoq" is the causative of "ishlamoq" (to work). "To make work/use"

8. Elektron pochta yubora olamanmi

   E-lekt-ron poch-ta yu-bo-ra o-la-man-mi

   Can I send an email?

   Usage

   Used at internet cafes or hotels to send email

   Grammar Note

   "Elektron pochta" = "electronic" + "mail". "Pochta" is borrowed from Russian/Polish

9. Ulanishni qayta sozlab berasizmi

   U-la-nish-ni qay-ta soz-lab be-ra-siz-mi

   Could you reset the connection?

   Usage

   Used to ask for internet connection to be reset

   Grammar Note

   "Sozlab bermoq" = "to configure for (someone)". Benefactive compound verb

10. Saytingizning manzili nima

    Say-tin-giz-ning man-zi-li ni-ma

    What is your website address?

    Usage

    Used to ask for the website address of a shop or service

    Grammar Note

    "Manzil" comes from Arabic "منزل" (manzil), meaning "dwelling/address/location"

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