Ýyly çeşme / Köpçülik hammam nirede?
Where is the hot spring / public bath?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of a hot spring or public bath
Grammar Note
"ýyly" means "warm / hot"
Hammamyň iş wagty näçe?
What are the bathing hours?
Usage
Used to ask about bathing facility hours
Grammar Note
"hammam" is borrowed from Arabic meaning "bath / bathhouse"
Dövme çekdiren adamlara rugsat berilýärmi?
Are people with tattoos allowed?
Usage
Used to ask if tattooed guests are permitted
Grammar Note
"rugsat berilmek" means "to be permitted / allowed"
Hammamlar garyşykmy ýa-da aýratynmy?
Are the baths mixed-gender or separated?
Usage
Used to ask if baths are mixed or gender-separated
Grammar Note
"ýa-da" is the disjunctive conjunction "or"
Hususy hammam otagy barmy?
Is there a private bath / room available?
Usage
Used to inquire about private bath room availability
Grammar Note
"hususy" means "private / personal"
Suwuň temperaturasy näçe dereje?
What is the water temperature?
Usage
Used to ask about the water temperature
Grammar Note
"näçe dereje" asks "how many degrees?"
Polotensa berilýärmi ýa-da kärende alynýarmy?
Are towels provided or available to rent?
Usage
Used to ask about towel availability
Grammar Note
"berilmek" is the passive of "to give" meaning "provided"
Hammama girmezden öň nirede ýuwunmaly?
Where should I wash before entering the bath?
Usage
Used to ask where to wash before entering the hot spring
Grammar Note
"girmezden öň" means "before entering"
Içerki we açyk howada howuzlaryň arasynda näme tapawut bar?
What are the differences between the indoor and outdoor pools?
Usage
Used to ask about differences between indoor and outdoor baths
Grammar Note
"tapawut" means "difference"
Suw gaty gyzgyn — sowukrak howuz barmy?
The water is very hot — is there a cooler pool?
Usage
Used when the water is too hot to ask about cooler alternatives
Grammar Note
"-rak" is a comparative suffix meaning "more / rather"
Bu çeşmede haýsy minerallar bar?
What minerals are in this spring?
Usage
Used to ask about the mineral content of a hot spring
Grammar Note
"minerallar" is the plural of "mineral"
Näçe wagt ýatmaly?
How long should I soak?
Usage
Used to ask the recommended soaking time
Grammar Note
"ýatmak" means "to lie / to soak" in this context
Içine telefon ýa-da kamera getirmäň.
Please don't bring your phone or camera inside.
Usage
Used to inform guests not to bring phones or cameras inside
Grammar Note
"getirmäň" is the negative imperative of "to bring" meaning "don't bring"
Giriş nyrhy näçe?
What is the entry fee?
Usage
Used to ask the entry fee for a hot spring facility
Grammar Note
"nyrhy näçe" asks "what is the price / fee?"
Naharhana ýa-da iýmit hyzmaty barmy?
Is there a restaurant or food service here?
Usage
Used to ask about dining options at an onsen facility
Grammar Note
"barmy" asks "is there / does it exist?"
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