Profiliňiz gowy görünýär
Your profile looks great
Usage
When complimenting someone's dating app profile
Grammar Note
"Görünýär" = passive/reflexive of "gör-" (see) + present "-ýär" = "it looks / appears." Impression construction.
Haýsy şäherde ýaşaýarsyňyz?
Which city do you live in?
Usage
When asking where your match lives
Grammar Note
"Ýaşaýarsyňyz" = "ýaşa-" (live) present polite 2nd person. "Şäherde" = "şäher" (city) + locative "-de."
Boş wagtda näme bilen meşgullanýarsyňyz?
What do you do in your free time?
Usage
When getting to know someone's hobbies and lifestyle
Grammar Note
"Meşgullanýarsyňyz" derives from Arabic "meşgul" (busy/occupied) via the verb "meşgullan-" (to engage in).
Ýüzbe-ýüz görüşmek isleýärsiňizmi?
Would you like to meet in person?
Usage
When suggesting an in-person meeting after online chatting
Grammar Note
"Görüşmek" = reciprocal of "gör-" (see) = "to see each other / meet." The reciprocal verb already means "meet," so no separate "each other" pronoun is needed. "Ýüzbe-ýüz" = "face to face / in person."
Nähili filmleri halaýarsyňyz?
What kind of movies do you like?
Usage
When exploring shared interests through favorite movies
Grammar Note
"Halaýarsyňyz" = "hala-" (like) polite 2nd person present question. "Filmleri" = film + plural -ler + accusative -i.
Surat iberip bilersiňizmi?
Could you send a photo?
Usage
When asking for more photos from your match
Grammar Note
"Iberip bil-" = converb of "iber-" (send) + "bil-" (can). Polite request to share a photo.
Men çynlakaý gatnaşyk isleýärin
I am looking for a serious relationship
Usage
When stating that you are looking for something serious
Grammar Note
"Gatnaşyk" (relationship) derives from "gatna-" (to commute/interact). "Çynlakaý" (serious) from "çyn" (truth).
Söhbetdeşligi dowam etdireliň
Let's continue the conversation
Usage
When suggesting to keep the conversation going
Grammar Note
"Dowam etdireliň" = causative of "dowam et-" (continue, from Arabic "dawam") + hortative "-eliň" = "let's continue."
Siziň bilen tanyşmak hoş boldy
It was nice to meet / get to know you
Usage
When wrapping up a first conversation
Grammar Note
"Tanyşmak" = reciprocal of "tan-" (know/recognize) = "get acquainted." "Hoş boldy" = past tense of "hoş bol-" (be pleasant).
Goşmaça surat goýup bilersiňizmi?
Could you add more photos?
Usage
When asking someone to upload more profile photos
Grammar Note
"Goýup" is the converb of "goý-" (place/post). "Goşmaça" (additional) derives from "goş-" (to add/include).
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