Accommodation

10 phrases · Tajik with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ман мехоҳам хонаро банд кунам

    Man me-kho-ham kho-na-ro band ku-nam

    I would like to reserve a room

    Usage

    Used to request a room reservation

    Grammar Note

    "Band kardan" is a compound verb meaning "to book/reserve"

  2. Оё хонаи холӣ ҳаст?

    O-yo kho-na-i kho-li hast?

    Is there a vacant room?

    Usage

    Used to ask if there is an available room

    Grammar Note

    "Kholi" means "empty/vacant"

  3. Барои як шаб чанд пул аст?

    Ba-ro-i yak shab chand pul ast?

    How much is it for one night?

    Usage

    Used to ask the price per night

    Grammar Note

    "Chand pul" = "how much money" — standard price inquiry

  4. Вақти қабул кардан кай аст?

    Vaq-ti qa-bul kar-dan kay ast?

    What time is check-in?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the check-in time

    Grammar Note

    "Qabul kardan" = to receive/check in

  5. Оё нонуштаи субҳ дохил аст?

    O-yo no-nush-ta-i subh do-khil ast?

    Is breakfast included?

    Usage

    Used to ask if breakfast is included in the rate

    Grammar Note

    "Dokhil ast" = "is included"

  6. Оё Wi-Fi дорад?

    O-yo Wi-Fi do-rad?

    Do you have Wi-Fi?

    Usage

    Used to ask if Wi-Fi is available

    Grammar Note

    "Dorad" = 3rd person singular present of "doshtan" (to have)

  7. Ман метавонам бори худро гузорам?

    Man me-ta-vo-nam bo-ri khud-ro gu-zo-ram?

    Can I store my luggage?

    Usage

    Used to ask about luggage storage

    Grammar Note

    "Metavonam" is the modal "I can"; the following verb takes the subjunctive (guzoram), not the infinitive, and the object takes "-ro".

  8. Ман мехоҳам як шаби дигар бимонам

    Man me-kho-ham yak sha-bi di-gar bi-mo-nam

    I would like to stay one more night

    Usage

    Used to request an extended stay

    Grammar Note

    "Digar" means "another/more"

  9. Лутфан ҳавлуи иловагӣ диҳед

    Lut-fan hav-lu-i i-lo-va-gi di-hed

    Could I have an extra towel, please?

    Usage

    Used to request an additional towel

    Grammar Note

    "Dihed" is a polite imperative meaning "please give"

  10. Аз меҳмонхона баромадан соати чанд аст?

    Az meh-mon-kho-na ba-ro-ma-dan so-a-ti chand ast?

    What time is check-out?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the check-out time

    Grammar Note

    Check-out is "az mehmonkhona baromadan" (leaving the hotel). "Moshin" means a car, so using it here would ask about getting out of a vehicle.

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