پوچتا بۆلۈمى قەيەردە؟
Poch-ta bö-lü-mi qey-er-de?
Where is the post office?
Usage
Asking for the location of the post office
Grammar Note
"Pochta" is borrowed from Russian "почта." "Bölüm" (department) + possessive "-i."
بۇ خەتنى ياپونىيەگە ئەۋەتمەكچىمەن
Bu khet-ni Ya-po-ni-ye-ge e-wet-mek-chi-men
I want to send this letter to Japan
Usage
Requesting to send a letter to Japan at the post office
Grammar Note
"-mekchi" expresses intention/desire ("intend to/want to"). "-men" marks 1st person.
ماركا قانچىغا ئالىمەن؟
Mar-ka qan-chi-gha a-li-men?
How much are stamps?
Usage
Asking about the price of stamps
Grammar Note
The price question word is "qanche" (how much); with the dative "-gha" it becomes "qanchigha" (for how much). "Al-" (get/buy) + 1st person present "-imen." Note "qachan" means "when" and cannot be used for price.
بۇ بوغچا قانچىغا چىقىدۇ؟
Bu bogh-cha qan-chi-gha chi-qi-du?
How much does it cost to send this parcel?
Usage
Asking the shipping cost for a parcel
Grammar Note
"Qanchi" (how much) + dative "-gha" = "to how much." "Chiq-" (come out/amount to) expresses price.
تېز يەتكۈزۈش خىزمىتى بارمۇ؟
Tez yet-kü-züsh khiz-mi-ti bar-mu?
Is there an express delivery service?
Usage
Asking if express mail service is available
Grammar Note
"Yetküz-" (deliver) + verbal noun "-üsh." "Khizmet" (service/work) is Arabic "khidma." "Fast" is تېز (tez); the similar-looking تىز means "knee"
نەچچە كۈندە يەتىدۇ؟
Nech-che kün-de yet-i-du?
How many days will it take to arrive?
Usage
Asking how many days delivery will take
Grammar Note
"Nechche" asks about an unspecified number. "Yet-" (reach/arrive) + definite present/future "-idu."
ئادرىسىمنى يازسامدۇ؟
Ad-ri-sim-ni yaz-sam-du?
Should I write my address?
Usage
Asking whether to write the address on the parcel
Grammar Note
"-sam" is the 1st person conditional. Adding "-du" creates a confirmation question "should I ~?"
بۇ ئادرېسقا ئەۋەتىپ بېرىڭ
Bu ad-rés-qa e-we-tip bé-ring
Please send it to this address
Usage
Specifying the address to send mail to
Grammar Note
"Ewet-" (send) + "-ip bering" forms the polite request "please send it." "Adrésqa" takes the dative "-qa" for the destination.
مېنىڭ پوسىلكام بارمۇ؟
Mé-ning po-sil-kam bar-mu?
Is there a parcel for me?
Usage
Asking at the post office if there is a parcel for you
Grammar Note
"Méning posilkam" is "my parcel" (genitive + possessive ending), showing that you are the addressee. "Bar-mu" is the existence question.
قوبۇل قىلىش جەدۋىلى بارمۇ؟
Qo-bul qi-lish jed-ve-li bar-mu?
Is there a service hours schedule?
Usage
Asking about the post office operating hours
Grammar Note
"Qobul qil-" = Arabic "qabul" (acceptance) + Uyghur light verb "qil." "Jedvel" (table) is also Arabic.
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