Осорхонаи санъат / галерея дар куҷост?
O-sor-kho-na-i sanʼ-at / ga-le-re-ya dar ku-jost?
Where is the art museum / gallery?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of an art museum or gallery
Grammar Note
"Dar kujost?" = where is it? "Dar" = at/in (preposition), "kujo" = where
Соатҳои кушода будан кадомҳоянд?
So-at-ho-i ku-sho-da bu-dan ka-dom-ho-yand?
What are the opening hours?
Usage
Used to ask about opening hours
Grammar Note
Tajik is an Iranian language. "-ho" is the plural suffix. "Kadom" = which/what
Нархи воридшавӣ чанд аст?
Nar-khi vo-rid-sha-vi chand ast?
How much is the entrance fee?
Usage
Used to ask about the admission price
Grammar Note
"Chand ast?" = how much is it? "Narkh" = price (from Persian/Arabic "narkh")
Оё дохили бино аксбардорӣ иҷозат дода шудааст?
O-yo do-khi-li bi-no aks-bar-do-ri i-jo-zat do-da shu-da-ast?
Is photography allowed inside?
Usage
Used to ask whether photography is permitted inside
Grammar Note
"Oyo" creates yes/no questions. "Ijozat" = permission (from Arabic). Passive: "doda shudaast"
Оё шумо роҳнамоии аудио доред?
O-yo shu-mo roh-na-mo-i-i a-u-di-o do-red?
Do you have an audio guide?
Usage
Used to ask for an audio guide
Grammar Note
"Shumo" = you (polite). "Dored" = you have (polite form of "dashtan" = to have)
Коллексияи санъати маҳаллӣ / анъанавӣ дар куҷост?
Kol-lek-si-ya-i sanʼ-a-ti ma-hal-li / anʼ-a-na-vi dar ku-jost?
Where is the collection of local / traditional art?
Usage
Used to locate the local or traditional art collection
Grammar Note
"Mahalli" = local (from Arabic). "Anʼana" = tradition (from Arabic). Tajik has many Arabic loans
Ин асар ҳайратангез аст — рассом кист?
In a-sar hay-ra-tan-gez ast — ras-som kist?
This artwork is stunning — who is the artist?
Usage
Used to express admiration and ask who the artist is
Grammar Note
"Kist?" = who is it? "Cist?" = what is it? "Rassom" = artist/painter (from Arabic)
Оё метавонам чопи ин асарро харидорӣ кунам?
O-yo me-ta-vo-nam cho-pi in a-sar-ro kha-ri-do-ri ku-nam?
Can I buy a print / reproduction of this work?
Usage
Used to ask about buying a print or reproduction
Grammar Note
"Metavonam" = I can (1st sg. of "tavonistan"). Modal verbs precede the main verb in Tajik
Оё гардиши бо роҳнамо мавҷуд аст?
O-yo gar-di-shi bo roh-na-mo mav-jud ast?
Is there a guided tour available?
Usage
Used to ask whether guided tours are offered
Grammar Note
"Mavjud ast" = there is/available (from Arabic "mawjud"). "Bo" = with (preposition)
Ман мехоҳам дар кори устохонаи санъат иштирок кунам.
Man me-kho-ham dar ko-ri us-to-kho-na-i sanʼ-at ish-ti-rok ku-nam.
I'd like to attend an art workshop.
Usage
Used to express interest in joining an art workshop
Grammar Note
"Mehokham" = I want (1st sg. of "khostan"). "Ishtirok" = participation (from Arabic)
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