Casino & Gambling

17 phrases · Uyghur with romanization, English and audio

  1. كازىنو قەيەردە؟

    Kazino qeyerde?

    Where is the casino?

    Usage

    Used to ask where the casino is located

    Grammar Note

    "-de" = locative case "at / in"

  2. بۇ ئۈستەلدىكى ئەڭ تۆۋەن ستاۋكا قانچە؟

    Bu üsteldiki eng töwen stawka qanche?

    What is the minimum bet at this table?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the minimum bet at a gaming table

    Grammar Note

    "eng" = superlative marker "most / the -est"

  3. فىشكا قانداق سېتىۋالىمەن؟

    Fishka qandaq sétiwalimen?

    How do I buy chips?

    Usage

    Used to ask how to purchase casino chips

    Grammar Note

    "qandaq" = "how" — manner question word

  4. بلەكجاك / رۇلەتكا / باككارا / پوكىر / ئوينىغۇچ ئاپپارات ئوينىماقچىمەن.

    Blekjak / ruletka / bakkara / pokir / oyinghuch apparat oyinmaqchimen.

    I'd like to play blackjack / roulette / baccarat / poker / slots.

    Usage

    Used to indicate which casino game you want to play

    Grammar Note

    "-maqchi" = volitional "want to"

  5. يەنە كارتا / توختا / ئىككى ھەسسە

    Yene karta / toqta / ikki hesse

    Hit / Stand / Double down

    Usage

    Blackjack commands used at the table

    Grammar Note

    "yene" = "again / another / more"

  6. فىشكىلىرىمنى نەقلەشتۈرمەكچىمەن.

    Fishkilarimni neqleshturmekchimen.

    I'd like to cash out my chips.

    Usage

    Used to indicate you want to cash out chips

    Grammar Note

    "-larim/-lirim" = plural first-person possessive

  7. كىيىنىش قائىدىسى بارمۇ؟

    Kiyinish qaidisi barmu?

    Is there a dress code?

    Usage

    Used to ask if there is a dress code requirement

    Grammar Note

    "-isi" = third-person possessive suffix

  8. مۇپت ئىچىملىك بېرىلەمدۇ؟

    Mupit ichimlik bérilimdu?

    Can I get a complimentary drink?

    Usage

    Used to ask for a complimentary drink at the casino

    Grammar Note

    "-ilimdu" = passive potential interrogative

  9. ئۈستەل چەكلىمىسى قانچە؟

    Üstel cheklimisi qanche?

    What are the table limits?

    Usage

    Used to ask about betting limits at a table

    Grammar Note

    "-isi" = third-person possessive form

  10. VIP ئۆي بارمۇ؟

    VIP öy barmu?

    Is there a VIP room?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a VIP room is available

    Grammar Note

    "barmu" = "is there?" existence question

  11. بۈگۈنلۈك بولدى.

    Bügünlük boldi.

    I think I've had enough for tonight.

    Usage

    Used to indicate you are done playing for the evening

    Grammar Note

    "boldi" = "that's enough / done" — idiomatic finality

  12. مەن يېڭى باشلىغۇچىمەن، قائىدىلەرنى چۈشەندۈرۈپ بېرىڭ.

    Men yéngi bashlighuchimen, qaidilerni chüshendürüp béring.

    I'm a beginner — can you explain the rules?

    Usage

    Used to ask a dealer to explain game rules for beginners

    Grammar Note

    "-üng/-ing" = polite imperative suffix

  13. كازىنو قاچان ئېتىلىدۇ؟

    Kazino qachan étilidu?

    What time does the casino close?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the casino's closing time

    Grammar Note

    "-ilidu" = passive present tense

  14. ھاجەتخانا قەيەردە؟

    Hajetxana qeyerde?

    Where are the restrooms?

    Usage

    Used to ask where the restrooms are

    Grammar Note

    "-de" = locative case "at / in"

  15. بۈگۈن كېچە پوكىر تۇرنىرى بارمۇ؟

    Bügün keche pokir turniri barmu?

    Is there a poker tournament tonight?

    Usage

    Used to ask if a poker tournament is held tonight

    Grammar Note

    "barmu" = "is there?" existence question

  16. ئوينىغۇچ ئاپپاراتلىرى قەيەردە؟

    Oyinghuch apparatliri qeyerde?

    Where are the slot machines?

    Usage

    Used to ask where the slot machines are located

    Grammar Note

    "-liri" = third-person plural possessive

  17. فىشكىلىرىمنى كاسسادا نەقتى پۇلغا ئالماشتۇرالامسىز؟

    Fishkilarimni kassada neqti pulgha almashturalamsiz?

    Can I exchange chips for cash at the cashier?

    Usage

    Used to ask about exchanging chips for cash at the cashier

    Grammar Note

    "-alamsiz" = polite potential question "can you?"

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