Laundry

10 phrases · Uzbek with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kimyoviy tozalash punkti qayerda?

    Where is the dry cleaning service?

    Usage

    Looking for a dry cleaning service

    Grammar Note

    "kimyoviy" means "chemical"; "tozalash" is the verbal noun of "tozalamoq" (to clean)

  2. Bu kiyimni yuvish mumkinmi?

    Can this garment be washed?

    Usage

    Asking if certain clothing can be washed

    Grammar Note

    "yuvish" is the verbal noun of "yuvmoq" (to wash)

  3. Kiyimlarim qachon tayyor bo'ladi?

    When will my clothes be ready?

    Usage

    Asking when cleaned clothes will be ready for pickup

    Grammar Note

    "kiyimlarim" = "kiyim" + "-lar" (plural) + "-im" (my)

  4. Kir yuvish mashinasi bormi?

    Is there a washing machine?

    Usage

    Checking if there is a washing machine at accommodation

    Grammar Note

    "kir" means "dirt/laundry"; "kir yuvish" = doing laundry

  5. Bu dog'ni tozalash mumkinmi?

    Can you remove this stain?

    Usage

    Asking if a stain can be removed

    Grammar Note

    "dog'" means "stain" or "spot"; "tozalash" is cleaning/removing

  6. Yuvish narxi qancha?

    How much does the laundry cost?

    Usage

    Asking about laundry charges

    Grammar Note

    "yuvish" (washing) acts as the subject of this question

  7. Kiyimni dazmollab bering.

    Please iron the clothes.

    Usage

    Requesting ironing service at a laundry or hotel

    Grammar Note

    "dazmollab" is gerund of "dazmollamoq" (to iron); "bering" is polite imperative

  8. Bu kiyim issiq suvda yuvilmaydi.

    This garment cannot be washed in hot water.

    Usage

    Explaining care instructions for a garment

    Grammar Note

    "yuvilmaydi" is the negative passive of "yuvmoq"; "-da" indicates means

  9. Kir yuvish kukuni qayerdan sotib olsa bo'ladi?

    Where can I buy laundry detergent?

    Usage

    Asking where to buy laundry detergent

    Grammar Note

    "-sa bo'ladi" is a structure meaning "it's possible to do"

  10. Kiyimlarim qurib bo'ldi.

    My clothes have dried.

    Usage

    Saying that the laundry has dried

    Grammar Note

    "qurib bo'ldi" = "qurmoq" (to dry) + "bo'lmoq" (completive auxiliary)

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