Uzbek language

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  Hello guys, how are you doing

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  today? I'm gonna introduce you about Uzbekistan and Uzbek language. So let's see,

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  introduction of Uzbekistan.

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  The main question is where is Uzbekistan?

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  Uzbekistan is located in Central Asia. It's known as the heart of Asia.

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  The 2nd is the capital of the country.

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  Ah population is around 35 million, maybe more than 35 million.

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  And the religion is islam.

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  The most people are Muslims.

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  I guess around the 95 between 95 and 98% of population is Muslim

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  first and official languages only Ozbek language not Russian and not english

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  but a lot of people can speak Russian and english too.

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  Here is short clip but I couldn't open this link while I'm recording this video. So

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  I'm going to show you it's during the r class time. Maybe I'll have a chance

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  Introduction of Uzbek language.

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  The history of the Uzbek language dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries.

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  Its founder was Alisher. Nobody who regulated the Uzbek language.

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  He was well known or like famous writer.

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  You can google it.

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  The language structure is same as Korea. The basic structure of the Uzbek language

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  is really similar to korean.

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  First we use subject

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  than object

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  and the last one is verb,

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  the main structure is subject plus object plus verb.

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  For example

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  in Uzbek language would say men Almond in Yemen

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  in Korea is

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  means men

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  Coleman

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  man.

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  The same. Really same. Just translated Giffords.

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  Um but in english, we say it's I eat an apple.

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  Mm hmm

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  Let's travel to Rosebank market.

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  There is two kinds of markets in Uzbekistan. First one is supermarkets.

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  Second one is local markets that is called bazaar

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  on left side, you can see

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  supermarket

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  on the right side. You can see

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  it's like see a bazaar in Samarkand.

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  Um a lot of people prefer to buy something through

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  Badar because the first reason is it's much cheaper.

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  And second reason is you can taste everything before buying.

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  It's amazing,

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  isn't it?

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  Here's some vocabularies.

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  If you want to ask about price or pricing,

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  you can say

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  translation is how much does it cost?

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  And the second one is, how can I go to bazaar or asking about direction, location

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  man. Candy columbus Georgia for some

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  man

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  or some,

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  how can I go to bazaar or

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  you can change it. How can I go to the supermarket

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  man

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  supermarket here

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  for some

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  and there is given some recoveries. Also

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  on apple.

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  Alma,

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  cherries

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  kilos

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  a pair

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  knock

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  a strawberry

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  night

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  an orange,

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  a bill seen

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  a pomegranate? Made

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  honor

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  a pitch

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  shaft alone.

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  Sorry guys, I couldn't type

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  in korean because I don't have korean keyboard. So I really, really

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  apologies

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  because I tried to do it, but I couldn't,

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  so you can change it to some vegetables name.

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  For example, how much does an apple costs?

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  Ah It means boo in Uzbek language.

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  So if you change it to a vegetable or fruit or something's name. You need to change boo

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  two other items name for example, how much does an apple cost

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  Alma?

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  How much do cherries cost?

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  How much does pair cost,

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  knock

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  portrayed?

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  How much does a strawberry cost

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  each pull?

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  How much, how much does an orange cost

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  personage portrayed?

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  How much does a poem a grenade cost?

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  How much does a pitch cost?

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  Half dollar

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  or you can change

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  the name of other items

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  So if it's useful and maybe later if you

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  go to Uzbekistan you can use this vocabularies.

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  I'll be glad

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  to hear that. It's useful for you.

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  So guys,

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  thanks for your time

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  and Uzbek language or speak people

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  say salamat

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  Salamat

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  Bernie

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  translation

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  is stay healthy or be healthy.

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  Bye bye. Have a great weekend.