Accommodation

1. بوش ئۆي بارمۇ؟

   Bosh öy bar-mu?

   Is there a room available?

   Usage

   Asking if there is an available room

   Grammar Note

   "Bar" (there is) + question "-mu." "Bosh öy" (empty room) = a vacant room.

2. بىر كېچە قانچە پۇل؟

   Bir ké-che qan-che pul?

   How much is one night?

   Usage

   Asking about the price per night

   Grammar Note

   "Kéche" means "night" ("kichik" is "small", a different word). "Qanche pul" (how much money) asks for the price.

3. مەن ئۈچ كۈن تۇرماقچىمەن

   Men üch kün tur-maq-chi-men

   I plan to stay for three days

   Usage

   Informing the hotel of your planned stay duration

   Grammar Note

   "Tur" (to stay/remain) + intentional "-maqchi" + 1st person "-men." Standard Uyghur intentional construction.

4. بۇ يەردە Wi-Fi ئىشلىتىشكە بولامدۇ؟

   Bu yer-de Wi-Fi ish-li-tish-ke bo-lam-du?

   Can you use Wi-Fi here?

   Usage

   Asking if Wi-Fi is available

   Grammar Note

   "Ishlitish" (using) + dative "-ke" + "bolamdu" (is it OK / possible?) asks about permission or availability. There is no subject, so it means "can it be used here?"

5. ئۆيۈمنى تازىلاپ قويۇڭ

   Öy-üm-ni ta-zi-lap qoy-ung

   Please clean my room

   Usage

   Requesting housekeeping to clean your room

   Grammar Note

   "Tazila" (clean) + "qoy" (put/leave) is a compound expressing a completed, lasting result. "-ng" makes it a polite command.

6. ئىستىكان كېرەك

   Is-ti-kan ke-rek

   I need a glass

   Usage

   Requesting a drinking glass in your hotel room

   Grammar Note

   "Kerek" (necessary) is a Persian loanword used as a standalone predicate. "Istikan" is from Russian "stakan" (glass).

7. چىكىن ۋاقتى قاچان؟

   Chi-kin waq-ti qa-chan?

   What time is check-in?

   Usage

   Asking about the check-in time

   Grammar Note

   "Waqit" (time) + 3rd person possessive "-i" = "its time." "Qachan" (when) is the temporal question word.

8. بۇ ئۆيدە ھاۋا سوۋۇتقۇ بارمۇ؟

   Bu öy-de ha-wa so-wut-qu bar-mu?

   Is there an air conditioner in this room?

   Usage

   Checking if a room has air conditioning

   Grammar Note

   "Bu öyde" (in this room) uses locative "-de." "Barmu" is the yes/no question form.

9. مۇزلاتقۇ ئىشلىمەيدۇ

   Muz-lat-qu ish-li-mey-du

   The refrigerator is not working

   Usage

   Reporting a broken refrigerator to reception

   Grammar Note

   Negative of "ishli" (work) + "-du" present marker. "Muzlatqu" (refrigerator) is built from "muz" (ice).

10. بىر ياستۇق قوشۇپ بېرەلەمسىز؟

    Bir yas-tuq qo-shup bé-re-lem-siz?

    Could I get an extra pillow?

    Usage

    Requesting an additional pillow

    Grammar Note

    "Qoshup" (adding) + "bérelemsiz" (could you do it for me?) = "could you add one for me?" "-elemsiz" is the polite potential question.

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