Verb tense and person conjugation
In Uyghur, verbs change their endings according to person, number, and tense. This chapter walks through present, past, and future forms with conjugation tables and abundant examples.
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See details— · 名詞
祖父そふ
NOUN · 名詞父または母の父。祖父。
بوۋا
Latin (ULY)bowa
Pronunciationソフ
IPA[bɔwɑ]
Synonymsچوڭ ئاتا
Exampleمېنىڭ بوۋام ناھايىتى كۆيۈمچان ئادەم. — 私の祖父はとても親切な人です。
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Learn the rules and exceptions for forming noun plurals, alongside the main cases such as genitive, dative, and accusative — illustrated with practical usage examples.
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Vowel harmony, a feature shared across Turkic languages, with the Uyghur-specific exceptions. Essential for accurate pronunciation of everyday words.
Read ›04Phrases for everyday use
Open phrasebook ›GreetingsHello / Good morning / Good eveningياخشىمۇسىزyaxshimusiz
ThanksThank youرەھمەتrehmet
DailyHow are you?ياخشىمۇسىز؟Yaxshimusiz?
GreetingsGood night.خەيرلىك كەچ.Xeyrlik kech.
FarewellGoodbyeخوشxosh
FarewellTake care.ئامان بولۇڭ.Aman bolung.
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