ھازىر نەچچىدە؟
Hazir néchchide?
What time is it?
Usage
Most basic expression for asking the time
Grammar Note
"néchchi" = ordinal/what number
بۈگۈن قايسى ھەپتە كۈنى؟
Bügün qaysi hepte küni?
What day of the week is it?
Usage
Asking what day of the week it is
Grammar Note
"hepte" = week, "kün" = day
بۈگۈن/ئەتە/تۈنۈگۈن
Bügün / éte / tünügün
Today / Tomorrow / Yesterday
Usage
Basic time adverbs
Grammar Note
Time adverbs typically come first
بۇ ھەپتە/كېلەر ھەپتە/ئۆتكەن ھەپتە
Bu hepte / kéler hepte / ötken hepte
This week / Next week / Last week
Usage
Expressions specifying which week
Grammar Note
"kéler" = future participial adjective
ئەتىگەندە/چۈشتىن كېيىن/كەچتە/كېچىدە
Etigénde / chüshtin kéyin / kechte / kéchide
In the morning / afternoon / evening / at night
Usage
Basic expressions for time of day
Grammar Note
"-de" = locative (time)
بۈگۈن نەچچى؟
Bügün néchchi?
What is today's date?
Usage
Asking today's date
Grammar Note
Dates expressed with ordinal numbers
قاچان ئېچىلىدۇ/تاقىلىدۇ؟
Qachan échilidu / taqilidu?
At what time does it open / close?
Usage
Asking opening and closing times
Grammar Note
"-idu" = 3rd person present
يېتىپ بارغانچە قانچە ۋاقىت كېتىدۇ؟
Yetip barghanché qanche waqit kétidu?
How long will it take to get there?
Usage
Asking how long travel takes
Grammar Note
"-ghanché" = "until"
چۈشتىن كېيىن ئۈچتە كۆرۈشەيلى.
Chüshtin kéyin üchte körüsheyili.
Let's meet at 3 pm.
Usage
Proposing a meeting time
Grammar Note
"-eyili" = hortative "let's"
ئىككى يېرىم / چارەك كەم بەش
Ikki yerim / charek kem besh
Half past two / Quarter to five
Usage
Expressing half-hour and quarter-hour times
Grammar Note
"kem" = "less/before" (subtraction)
دەم ئېلىش كۈنلىرىدە ئىشلەيدۇمۇ؟
Dem élish künliride ishleyidumu?
Is it open on weekends?
Usage
Checking weekend opening hours
Grammar Note
"ishleyidumu" = "does it work/operate?"
بىز قايسى ۋاقىت رايونىدا تۇرىمىز؟
Biz qaysi waqit rayonida turimiz?
What time zone are we in?
Usage
Asking about time zone
Grammar Note
"qaysi" = "which"
بۇ بەك بالدۇر/كەچ.
Bu bek baldur / kech.
It's too early / too late.
Usage
Expressing something is too early or late
Grammar Note
"bek" = "very / too (much)"
قاچان باشلىنىدۇ/ئاياقلىشىدۇ؟
Qachan bashlinidu / ayaqlishidu?
When does it start / end?
Usage
Asking when something starts or ends
Grammar Note
"-idu" = present/future predicate
[ۋاقىت/ئىشقا]چە قانچە كۈن/سائەت قالدى؟
[waqit/ishqa]ché qanche kün/sa'et qaldi?
How many days / hours until…?
Usage
Asking how much time is left until an event
Grammar Note
"qaldi" = "remaining"
دۈشەنبىدىن جۈمەگىچە
Düshenbidin jümegiché
From Monday to Friday
Usage
Expressing weekday span
Grammar Note
"-din ... -giché" = "from ... to"
ھازىر قايسى ئاي؟
Hazir qaysi ay?
What month is it?
Usage
Asking which month it is
Grammar Note
"ay" = both "moon" and "month"
[كۈن/ۋاقىت]قا ئالدىن بېكىتمەكچىمەن.
[kün/waqit]qa aldin békitmekchimen.
I'd like to make an appointment for [date/time].
Usage
Requesting an appointment or reservation
Grammar Note
"-mekchimen" = volitional "I want to"
بىر كۈن
Bir kün
One day
Usage
Basic vocabulary for stating a duration.
يېرىم كۈن
Yérim kün
Half a day
Usage
Use to indicate a half-day duration.
بىر ھەپتە
Bir hepte
One week
Usage
Use to state a one-week duration, e.g. length of stay.
بىر ئاي
Bir ay
One month
Usage
Use to state a one-month duration.
بىر يىل
Bir yil
One year
Usage
Use to state a one-year duration.
دۈشەنبە
Düshenbe
Monday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Monday.
سەيشەنبە
Seyshenbe
Tuesday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Tuesday.
چارشەنبە
Charshenbe
Wednesday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Wednesday.
پەيشەنبە
Peyshenbe
Thursday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Thursday.
جۈمە
Jüme
Friday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Friday.
شەنبە
Shenbe
Saturday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Saturday.
يەكشەنبە
Yekshenbe
Sunday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Sunday.
بۈگۈن
Bügün
Today
Usage
Use to point to or state today.
ئەتە
Éte
Tomorrow
Usage
Use to point to or state tomorrow.
تۈنۈگۈن
Tünügün
Yesterday
Usage
Use to point to or state yesterday.
ھازىر
Hazir
Now
Usage
Use to point to or state the present moment.
كېيىن
Kéyin
Later
Usage
Use to point to or state a later time.
بىر سائەت
Bir sa'et
One hour
Usage
Use to state a duration of one hour.
ئىككى سائەت
Ikki sa'et
Two hours
Usage
Use to state a duration of two hours.
ئوتتۇز مىنۇت
Ottuz minut
Thirty minutes
Usage
Use to state a duration of thirty minutes.
ئەتىگەن
Etigen
Morning
Usage
Use to point to or state the morning.
چۈش
Chüsh
Midday
Usage
Use to point to or state midday.
كەچ
Kech
Evening
Usage
Use to point to or state the evening.
كېچە
Kéche
Night
Usage
Use to point to or state the night.
ھەر كۈنى
Her küni
Every day
Usage
Use to state that something happens every day.
ھەر ھەپتە
Her hepte
Every week
Usage
Use to state that something happens every week.
ھەر ئاي
Her ay
Every month
Usage
Use to state that something happens every month.
بۇ ھەپتە
Bu hepte
This week
Usage
Use to point to or state this week.
كېلەر ھەپتە
Kéler hepte
Next week
Usage
Use to point to or state next week.
ئۆتكەن ھەپتە
Ötken hepte
Last week
Usage
Use to point to or state last week.
دەم ئېلىش كۈنلىرى
Dem élish künliri
Weekend
Usage
Use to point to or state the weekend.
بىرىنچى ئاي
Birinchi ay
January
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "يانۋار" (Yanwar) is also understood.
ئىككىنچى ئاي
Ikkinchi ay
February
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "فېۋرال" (Féwral) is also understood.
ئۈچىنچى ئاي
Üchinchi ay
March
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "مارت" (Mart) is also understood.
تۆتىنچى ئاي
Tötinchi ay
April
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "ئاپرېل" (Aprél) is also understood.
بەشىنچى ئاي
Beshinchi ay
May
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "ماي" (May) is also understood.
ئالتىنچى ئاي
Altinchi ay
June
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "ئىيۇن" (Iyun) is also understood.
يەتتىنچى ئاي
Yettinchi ay
July
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "ئىيۇل" (Iyul) is also understood.
سەككىزىنچى ئاي
Sekkizinchi ay
August
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "ئاۋغۇست" (Awghust) is also understood.
توققۇزىنچى ئاي
Toqquzinchi ay
September
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "سېنتەبىر" (Séntebir) is also understood.
ئونىنچى ئاي
Oninchi ay
October
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "ئۆكتەبىر" (Öktebir) is also understood.
ئون بىرىنچى ئاي
On birinchi ay
November
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "نويابىر" (Noyabir) is also understood.
ئون ئىككىنچى ئاي
On ikkinchi ay
December
Usage
For pointing at a month. Xinjiang calendars use the Chinese-style ordinal form; the Russian-derived name "دېكابىر" (Dékabir) is also understood.
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