Автобус ба маркази шаҳр кай меравад?
Av-to-bus ba mar-ka-zi shahr kay me-ra-vad?
When does the bus to the city center leave?
Usage
Used to ask when the bus departs for the city center
Grammar Note
"Kay" is the interrogative "when"
Чиптаи як тараф чанд пул аст?
Chip-ta-i yak ta-raf chand pul ast?
How much is a one-way ticket?
Usage
Used to ask the price of a one-way ticket
Grammar Note
"Chand" is used to ask about quantity or price
Ин автобус ба куҷо меравад?
In av-to-bus ba ku-jo me-ra-vad?
Where does this bus go?
Usage
Used to confirm the destination of a bus
Grammar Note
"Ba kujo" = "to where" — direction form of "kujo" (where)
Метро аз куҷо савор мешавем?
Met-ro az ku-jo sa-vor me-sha-vem?
Where do we board the metro?
Usage
Used to find the metro boarding point
Grammar Note
"Az kujo" = "from where"
Ман бояд дар куҷо фуромам?
Man bo-yad dar ku-jo fu-ro-mam?
Where should I get off?
Usage
Used to ask where to get off the vehicle
Grammar Note
"Boyad" + verb expresses obligation or necessity
Навбати аввалини автобус кай аст?
Nav-ba-ti av-va-li-ni av-to-bus kay ast?
When is the first bus?
Usage
Used to ask about the first bus of the day
Grammar Note
"Avvalini" = "avvalin" (first) plus the izofa "-i" linking it to the following noun "avtobus"
Охирин поезд кай аст?
O-khi-rin po-ezd kay ast?
When is the last train?
Usage
Used to ask about the last train of the day
Grammar Note
"Okhirini" = "last/final" — adjectival form of "okhir"
Ин роҳ ба фурудгоҳ меравад?
In roh ba fu-rud-goh me-ra-vad?
Does this road lead to the airport?
Usage
Used to confirm the way to the airport
Grammar Note
"Ba" is used to indicate direction (to/towards)
Лутфан, як чипта ба истгоҳи марказӣ
Lut-fan, yak chip-ta ba ist-go-hi mar-ka-zi
One ticket to the central station, please
Usage
Used when buying a ticket to the central station
Grammar Note
"Lutfan" is a polite particle meaning "please"
Оё ин мошин ба марказ медарояд?
O-yo in mo-shin ba mar-kaz me-da-ro-yad?
Does this vehicle go into the center?
Usage
Used to confirm if a vehicle goes into town
Grammar Note
"Oyo" introduces yes/no questions
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