يېقىندا بانكا بارمۇ؟
Yeq-in-da ban-ka bar-mu?
Is there a bank nearby?
Usage
Looking for a nearby bank
Grammar Note
"Yeqin" (near) + locative "-da" = "nearby." "Barmu" is the standard yes/no question.
پۇل ئالماقچىمەن
Pul al-maq-chi-men
I want to withdraw money
Usage
Expressing desire to withdraw cash
Grammar Note
"Al" (take/receive) + intentional "-maqchi" + 1st person "-men." Cash withdrawal is expressed as "pul al" (take money).
ئامېرىكا دوللىرىنى يۈەنگە ئالماشتۇرماقچىمەن
A-me-ri-ka dol-la-ri-ni yüen-ge al-mash-tur-maq-chi-men
I want to exchange dollars into yuan
Usage
Requesting currency exchange
Grammar Note
"Almashtur" is the causative of "almash" (to change/swap). "-maqchimen" = intentional 1st person form.
پۇل يوللاشقا بولامدۇ؟
Pul yol-lash-qa bo-lam-du?
Can I send money?
Usage
Asking if money transfer is available
Grammar Note
"Bol" (become/can) in question form "bolamdu" (is it possible/can I?). Universal way to ask for permission.
ئالماشتۇرۇش نىسبىتى قانچە؟
Al-mash-tu-rush nis-bi-ti qan-che?
What is the exchange rate?
Usage
Checking the current exchange rate
Grammar Note
"Nisbet" (rate/ratio) is from Arabic "nisba." "-i" is the 3rd person possessive suffix meaning "its rate."
ھېساب ئاچماقچىمەن
He-sab ach-maq-chi-men
I want to open an account
Usage
Requesting to open a bank account
Grammar Note
"Hesab" from Arabic "hisab" (calculation/account). "Ach" (open) + intentional "-maqchi" + 1st person "-men."
بانكا كارتىم ئىشلىمەيدۇ
Ban-ka kar-tim ish-li-mey-du
My bank card is not working
Usage
Reporting a non-working bank card to staff
Grammar Note
"-im" is the 1st person possessive (my). "Ishli" (work) + negative present "-meidu" = "is not working."
بۇ تەلەبنامىنى تولدۇرۇشقا ياردەم بېرەلەمسىز؟
Bu te-leb-na-mi-ni tol-dur-ush-qa ya-rdem bé-re-lem-siz?
Could you help me fill out this application form?
Usage
Asking for help filling out a bank form
Grammar Note
"Yardem bér" = "yardem" (help) + "bér" (give). "-elemsiz" is the polite potential question suffix: "could you ...?"
ATM قەيەردە؟
ATM qey-er-de?
Where is the ATM?
Usage
The simplest way to ask for an ATM location
Grammar Note
"Qeyerde" (where at) is a common location question. "Qeyer" (where) + locative "-de."
پۇل يوللاش ھەققى قانچە؟
Pul yol-lash heq-qi qan-che?
How much is the money transfer fee?
Usage
Asking about the fee for an international money transfer
Grammar Note
"Heq" (fee/right) from Arabic "haqq." "-qi/-i" is the 3rd person possessive. "Qanche" asks for quantity.
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