Kir ýuwulýan ýer nirede?
Where is the laundromat?
Usage
When looking for a place to do laundry
Grammar Note
"Ýuwulýan" = passive of "ýuw-" (wash) + present participle "-ýan." "Ýer" (place) together = "place where clothes are washed."
Bu eşikleri ýuwup bilersiňizmi?
Could you wash these clothes?
Usage
When requesting hotel laundry service
Grammar Note
Polite ability question "-yp bilersiňizmi." "Eşikleri" = eşik (clothes) + plural -ler + accusative -i.
Haçana taýýar bolar?
When will it be ready?
Usage
When checking when the laundry will be done
Grammar Note
"Bolar" = future/inferential form of "bol-" (to become/be). "Taýýar bol-" = to be ready/done.
Eşikleri guratmak gerek
The clothes need to be dried
Usage
When indicating clothes need drying
Grammar Note
"Guratmak" = causative of "gur-" (to dry). "-mak gerek" expresses necessity: "it is necessary to ~."
Bu eşigi elde ýuwmaly
This garment must be hand-washed
Usage
When explaining that a delicate item requires hand washing
Grammar Note
"-maly" is the obligatory suffix meaning "must/should." "Elde ýuwmaly" = "must wash by hand."
Kir sabyny nireden satyn alsa bolar?
Where can I buy laundry soap?
Usage
When looking for a place to buy laundry detergent
Grammar Note
"Satyn alsa bolar" = "if one buys, it is fine" — a permissive/possibility expression. "Sabyn" (soap) is from Arabic.
Bu eşigi gyzgyn suwa salmaň
Do not put this garment in hot water
Usage
When cautioning about washing a delicate garment
Grammar Note
"Salmaň" = polite negative imperative of "sal-" (to put/place). "Gyzgyn" (hot) is an attributive adjective.
Eşikleri asýan ýer barmy?
Is there a place to hang the laundry?
Usage
When looking for a place to hang laundry at your accommodation
Grammar Note
"Asýan" = present participle of "as-" (to hang). "Asýan ýer" = hanging place. "Barmy" = "bar" (exist) + question "-my."
Eşik ütüklemek hyzmatyny hödürleýärsiňizmi?
Do you offer ironing service?
Usage
When asking a hotel about ironing service
Grammar Note
"Hödürle-" (to offer/provide) derives from Persian "hödür." "Hyzmat" (service) + accusative "-ny."
Kir ýuwyş bahasy näçe?
How much does laundry cost?
Usage
When checking the price for laundry service
Grammar Note
"Näçe" is a question word for amounts/quantities. "Baha" (price, from Persian) + 3rd-person possessive "-sy."
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