پروفىلىڭىز بەك جازىبىلىك
Pro-fi-ling-iz bek ja-zi-bi-lik
Your profile is very attractive
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile after matching
Grammar Note
"Jazibilik" (attractive) = an Arabic-derived root plus the Uyghur adjectival suffix "-lik"; Uyghur has no letter ذ, so it is spelled with ز. "Profil" is a loanword; possessive "-ingiz" = "your" (polite).
بىز ماتچ بولدۇق
Biz match bol-duq
We matched
Usage
Saying you matched with someone on a dating app
Grammar Note
"Bol-" (become) + past "-duq" = 1st person plural past. English "match" is combined with a Uyghur verb.
قىزىقىشلىرىڭىز نېمە؟
Qi-ziq-ish-li-ring-iz ne-me?
What are your interests?
Usage
Asking about someone's interests after matching
Grammar Note
"Qiziqish" = verbal noun of "qiziq" (interesting). Plural "-lar" + polite possessive "-ingiz."
ئۇچرىشىش ئورنىنى بەلگىلىيەلىمىزمۇ؟
Uch-ri-shish or-ni-ni bel-gi-li-ye-li-miz-mu?
Can we decide on a meeting place?
Usage
Suggesting to set up a meeting location
Grammar Note
"Belgile-" = verbalized "belge" (sign/marker). "-liyelimizimu" is the 1st person plural ability question.
رەسىمدىكىدەك گۈزەلسىز
Re-sim-diki-dek gü-zel-siz
You are as beautiful as in your photo
Usage
Complimenting someone on looking like their photo at a first meeting
Grammar Note
"Resim" (picture) is Arabic. "-diki" is a relative/locative suffix; "-dek" marks comparison ("like/as").
ئۆزۈڭىزنى تونۇشتۇرۇپ بەرسىڭىز؟
Ö-züng-üz-ni to-nush-tu-rup ber-sing-iz?
Could you introduce yourself?
Usage
Politely asking someone to introduce themselves
Grammar Note
"Tonushtur-" is the causative of "tonush" (acquaintance). "Özüngüz" is the polite reflexive pronoun.
باشقا رەسىملىرىڭىز بارمۇ؟
Bash-qa re-sim-li-ring-iz bar-mu?
Do you have other photos?
Usage
Asking if someone has more photos on a dating app
Grammar Note
"Bashqa" (other) is common across Turkic languages. Plural possessive suffix "-liringiz" = "your [plural noun]."
تۇتاشتۇرۇش ئادرىسىڭىزنى ئۇلاشسىڭىز بولامدۇ؟
Tu-tash-tur-ush ad-ri-sing-iz-ni u-lash-sing-iz bo-lam-du?
Could you share your social media account?
Usage
Asking to exchange social media handles after matching
Grammar Note
"Ulash-" is the cooperative form of "ula" (to connect). "-singiz bolamdu" = polite request/permission form.
سىزنى ئاز-ماز تونۇدىم
Siz-ni az-maz to-nu-dim
I got to know you a little
Usage
Saying you have learned a bit about someone through conversation
Grammar Note
"Tonu-" (to know/recognize) + 1st person past "-dim." "Az-maz" = reduplication of "az" (few) = "a little."
خەۋەرلىشىشنى داۋاملاشتۇرايلى
Khe-wer-li-shish-ni da-wam-lash-tu-ray-li
Let's keep in touch
Usage
Suggesting to continue chatting and stay in contact
Grammar Note
"Xewerlish-" is the reciprocal of "xewer" (news/message). "Dawamlashtür-" = causative of "continue."
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