Markets & Souvenirs

23 phrases · Tajik with romanization, English and audio

  1. Ин чанд пул аст?

    In chand pul ast?

    How much does this cost?

    Usage

    Basic price inquiry at the market

    Grammar Note

    "chand pul" is a fixed phrase for "how much"

  2. Чонезанӣ мумкин аст?

    Cho-ne-za-ni mum-kin ast?

    Can I bargain?

    Usage

    Ask if bargaining is possible

    Grammar Note

    "mumkin ast" = "it is possible"

  3. Ман [маблағ] пешниҳод мекунам.

    Man [mab-lagh] pesh-ni-hod me-ku-nam.

    I offer [price].

    Usage

    Make a counter-offer

    Grammar Note

    "me-" prefix indicates present tense

  4. Тахфиф дода метавонед?

    Takh-fif do-da me-ta-vo-ned?

    Can you give a discount?

    Usage

    Ask for a discount for bulk or last item

    Grammar Note

    "metavonad" = 3rd person potential "can"

  5. Ин дастӣ / маҳаллӣ сохта шудааст?

    In das-ti / ma-hal-li sokh-ta shu-da-ast?

    Is this handmade / locally made?

    Usage

    Verify product origin and craft

    Grammar Note

    "sokhta shudaast" = passive perfect "has been made"

  6. Ин аз чӣ сохта шудааст?

    In az chi sokh-ta shu-da-ast?

    What material is this made of?

    Usage

    Ask about the material

    Grammar Note

    "az" = preposition "from/of"

  7. Шумо метавонед онро барои тӯҳфа бастабандӣ кунед?

    Shu-mo me-ta-vo-ned on-ro ba-ro-i tuh-fa bas-ta-ban-di ku-ned?

    Can you gift-wrap this?

    Usage

    Request gift wrapping

    Grammar Note

    "baroi" = "for"

  8. Бозори шабона дар куҷо аст?

    Bo-zo-ri sha-bo-na dar ku-jo ast?

    Where is the night market?

    Usage

    Ask for the night market location

    Grammar Note

    "-ona" = adjectival suffix

  9. Метавонам чек гирам?

    Me-ta-vo-nam chek gi-ram?

    Can I have a receipt?

    Usage

    Request a receipt

    Grammar Note

    "metavonam" = "I can"

  10. Бозор соати чанд кушода аст?

    Bo-zor so-a-ti chand ku-sho-da ast?

    What are the market opening hours?

    Usage

    Ask about market opening hours

    Grammar Note

    "soati chand" = "what time"

  11. Ман танҳо нигоҳ мекунам, ташаккур.

    Man tan-ho ni-goh me-ku-nam, ta-shak-kur.

    I'm just looking, thank you.

    Usage

    Politely decline seller's approach

    Grammar Note

    "nigoh kardan" = compound verb "to look"

  12. Шумо корти бонкӣ қабул мекунед?

    Shu-mo kor-ti bon-ki qa-bul me-ku-ned?

    Do you accept card payment?

    Usage

    Check if card payment is accepted

    Grammar Note

    "qabul kardan" = compound verb "to accept"

  13. Ин барои ёдгорӣ мехарам.

    In ba-ro-i yod-go-ri me-kha-ram.

    I'm buying this as a souvenir.

    Usage

    Explain buying as souvenir

    Grammar Note

    "baroi" = "as / for"

  14. Оё ба хориҷи кишвар фиристода метавонад?

    O-yo ba kho-ri-ji kish-var fi-ris-to-da me-ta-vo-nad?

    Can this be shipped internationally?

    Usage

    Check if international shipping is available

    Grammar Note

    "oyo" = question-initial marker

  15. Беҳтарин / тозатарин мол кадом аст?

    Beh-ta-rin / to-za-ta-rin mol ka-dom ast?

    What's your best / freshest item?

    Usage

    Ask for the best or freshest product

    Grammar Note

    "-tarin" = superlative suffix

  16. Ин нарх муомила мешавад?

    In narkh mu-o-mi-la me-sha-vad?

    Is this price negotiable?

    Usage

    Ask if the price is negotiable

    Grammar Note

    "meshavad" = passive auxiliary "becomes/can"

  17. Ин хеле гарон аст.

    In khe-le ga-ron ast.

    This is too expensive.

    Usage

    Express that the price is too high

    Grammar Note

    "khele" = intensifying adverb "very"

  18. Мева

    Me-va

    Fruit

    Usage

    For finding the fruit stalls; dried apricots and raisins are "mevakhushk"

  19. Сирпиёз

    Sir-pi-yoz

    Garlic

    Usage

    For buying it, or for checking whether a dish contains it

  20. Пиёз

    Pi-yoz

    Onion

    Usage

    A core ingredient of plov and salads; point at it before ordering if you avoid it

  21. Қаламфури тунд

    Qa-lam-fu-ri tund

    Chilli pepper

    Usage

    Without "tund" (hot), "qalamfur" also covers sweet peppers

  22. Кашнич

    Kash-nich

    Coriander / Cilantro

    Usage

    Used heavily in Central Asian cooking; point at it before ordering if you want it left out

  23. Ҷурғот

    Jur-ghot

    Yoghurt

    Usage

    A Tajik staple; the strained, solid version is called "chakka"

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