Listen and read the words below:
Assalom Aleykum!
It’s rather cold in Tashkent now and weather forecast is not optimistic:it will get much colder on the weekend. It’s winter “chilla” time. And what is it “chilla”? Who can explain?
Salom! Are you ready for new portion of learning?
Today we are going to practice pronunciation again. So,
Part I
Listen and remember the following words:
qiska – short Keep reading »
Hello Everyone!
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Hi, everyone! Today we are going to practice a very easy sound for English-speaking people.
It’s ng sound. Don’t be surprised but this sound also exists in Uzbek language! Ok, let’s get down to business!
The ng sound roughly corresponds to the ng sound in English song and sing. The Uzbek sound ng never appears as the initial sound.
Let’s practice pronouncing some words!
keng – wide
teng – equal Keep reading »
Salom! Hope you are full of energy today as it’s time to practice some more and learn new words.
Here they are!
ketmoq – to leave
ketdi –(he/she)missed Keep reading »
GIANT SNAILS IN UZBEKISTAN!
Today I went for a walk with my son who is almost 3, his best friend and his mom. We had a regular walking, found some regular snails who came out to warm a little at the old spoiling leaves. Suddenly my son came up to me with a shell of a giant snail! At first, we thought that somebody just brought the shell and threw it out there but later we found about a dozen of them and there were huge snails inside but unfortunately dead. Keep reading »
Today we are going to practice some sounds which are usually difficult for learners.
Uzbek sound g’ is formed in this way: back of the tongue rises to the back of the soft palate and moves closer to it to form a narrow opening. Tip of the tongue hangs down.
Listen and read those words several times and remember them:
g’ayrat – energy,effort
g’ayratli – energetic Keep reading »
Hello every one, hope you are all doing well.
Today we are going to practice some sounds which are usually difficult for learners.
These are q and g’ consonant sounds.
Uzbek sound q is deep-velar. When pronouncing this sound the very back of the tongue rises up. It closes with a little tongue.
Now let’s practice! Listen and read the words below:
qadam -step
qavat –floor,storey Keep reading »
The examples on b, p, m, d, t, x sounds
Here are the examples on b, p, m, d, t, x sounds. Please, listen to the words and learn them.
badan – body
bayram – holiday Keep reading »