Listen and Learn Uzbek
Each topic in the Uzbek to English audio course provides a clear explanation of a particular aspect of Uzbek grammar. There are numerous topics in the package. Topics include the Uzbek definite article, the indefinite article, Uzbek adjectives, Uzbek pronouns, Uzbek demonstrative pronouns. Each explanation includes examples of usage.
Included in the course
- MP3 Files in Uzbek and English for download
Key Features
- The MP3 audio files are in English and Uzbek
- Approximately 50 minutes of audio
- Learn Uzbek on your iPod
- Learn Uzbek on your MP3 player
- Learn Uzbek vocabulary and phrases
- Suitable for beginners
Popular Reasons to learn Uzbek
Impress people
Imagine ordering in Uzbek at a Uzbek restaurant. That's sure to impress anyone. If you've just met someone who speaks Uzbek, you can make a good impression on him or her by learning Uzbek.
Uzbek relatives
If your family spoke Uzbek in the past you might want to learn it and possibly teach it to your children. If you have relatives who speak Uzbek, learning Uzbek will help you to communicate with them.
Meet new people
Learning Uzbek will increase the number of people you can communicate with. Many people who have learned Uzbek have met their husband or wife because of it.
Travel
Knowing Uzbek will completely transform your travel experience. When you travel to a Uzbek speaking country, knowing the language will allow you to move from the role of observer to that of an active participant. Having studied Uzbek you will feel comfortable in ordering food, understanding directions, being able to use trains and buses.
College / University
In some fields of study, universities require reading knowledge of Uzbek. Knowing Uzbek is an asset if you're planning to study abroad.
Personal development
Studying Uzbek can improve your memory and slow age-related decline. Research indicates that knowing two languages reduces your chances of developing Alzheimer's.
Basic words and phrases in Uzbek
Good evening
Xayrli kech
Thank you
Rahmat
Bye
Xayr
Thank you very much
Katta rahmat
Good night
Xayrli tun
Good afternoon
Xayrli kun
Good-bye
Xayr
See you later
Keyinroq ko’rishamiz
About Uzbek
Uzbek is spoken by about 24 million people in Uzbekistan and elsewhere in Central Asia. Uzbek belongs to the Turkic language family. It is related to Turkish, Turkmen, Uyghur and Tatar.
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