Public Transport

1. Avtobus qachon keladi?

   When does the bus come?

   Usage

   Asking when the next bus arrives

   Grammar Note

   "keladi" is the third person singular present tense of "kelmoq" (to come)

2. Metro stansiyasi qayerda?

   Where is the metro station?

   Usage

   Used when looking for a metro station in Tashkent

   Grammar Note

   "stansiyasi" uses the possessive suffix "-si" meaning "its station"

3. Bilet qancha turadi?

   How much does the ticket cost?

   Usage

   Asking about the fare for public transport

   Grammar Note

   "turadi" from "turmoq" means "costs" in the context of price

4. Samarqandga qachon yetib boramiz?

   When will we arrive in Samarkand?

   Usage

   Asking arrival time when traveling to Samarkand

   Grammar Note

   "-ga" is the dative suffix. "yetib bormoq" is a compound verb meaning "to arrive"

5. Keyingi avtobus qaysi yo'nalishda?

   Which direction is the next bus?

   Usage

   Checking the direction of the next bus at a stop

   Grammar Note

   "yo'nalish" means "direction/route"; "-da" is the locative suffix

6. Bu avtobus markazga boradimi?

   Does this bus go to the city center?

   Usage

   Confirming whether a bus goes to the city center

   Grammar Note

   "-mi" forms a yes/no question; "-ga" in "markazga" shows direction

7. Taksi chaqirib berasizmi?

   Could you call a taxi for me?

   Usage

   Asking someone at a hotel or shop to call a taxi

   Grammar Note

   "bermoq" as auxiliary verb means "to do something for someone"

8. Poyezd Toshkentdan soat nechada jo'naydi?

   What time does the train depart from Tashkent?

   Usage

   Asking about train departure time from Tashkent

   Grammar Note

   "-dan" in "Toshkentdan" is the ablative suffix indicating departure from

9. Marshrutka bekati qayerda?

   Where is the minibus stop?

   Usage

   Finding the stop for marshrutka (shared minibus), a common transport in Uzbekistan

   Grammar Note

   "bekat" = station/stop; "-i" is the 3rd-person possessive (compound-noun marker): marshrutka bekati = the marshrutka stop

10. Iltimos, meni bekatda tushiring.

    Please let me off at the stop.

    Usage

    Asking the driver to let you off at the stop

    Grammar Note

    "tushiring" is an imperative form of "tushirmoq" (to let down/off)

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