Post Office

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  1. Poçta nirede?

    Where is the post office?

    Usage

    When looking for the post office

    Grammar Note

    "Nirede" = "nire" (where) + locative "-de." "Poçta" is a loanword from Russian/German "Почта/Post."

  2. Bu haty ibermek isleýärin

    I want to send this letter

    Usage

    When you want to mail a letter

    Grammar Note

    "Hat" (letter) is from Arabic, meaning "letter/writing." "Ibermek" is the gerund of "iber-" (to send).

  3. Bu posylkany howa poçtasy bilen iberip bilersiňizmi?

    Can you send this parcel by airmail?

    Usage

    When sending a parcel internationally by airmail

    Grammar Note

    "Howa poçtasy" = "howa" (air) + "poçtasy" (its mail) = airmail. "Posylka" is from Russian "посылка" (parcel).

  4. Marka näçä durýar?

    How much does a stamp cost?

    Usage

    When asking about the price of a stamp

    Grammar Note

    "Durýar" = present tense of "dur-" (to stand/cost). Used for prices. "Marka" (stamp) is from German "Marke."

  5. Bu haçana ýetip barmaly?

    When will this arrive?

    Usage

    When asking about the estimated delivery time

    Grammar Note

    "Ýetip bar-" is a compound verb meaning "to arrive/reach." "-maly" indicates obligation or scheduled action.

  6. Salgyny nirä ýazmaly?

    Where should I write the address?

    Usage

    When asking where to write the address on an envelope

    Grammar Note

    "Ýazmaly" = "ýaz-" (write) + obligatory "-maly." "Nirä" is the directional/dative form of "nire" (where).

  7. Tizleşdirilen ibergi barmy?

    Is there an express delivery option?

    Usage

    When checking if express delivery is available

    Grammar Note

    "Tizleşdirilen" = causative of "tiz" (fast/quick) + passive participle "-len." Meaning: "expedited."

  8. Bu zady ibermäge rugsat edilermi?

    Is it allowed to send this item?

    Usage

    When checking if a certain item is permitted to be mailed

    Grammar Note

    "Rugsat" (permission) is from Arabic. "Edilermi" = passive of "et-" (do) + question suffix = "is it permitted?"

  9. Haýsy ýurda iberip bolýar?

    Which countries can I send to?

    Usage

    When checking which countries receive international mail

    Grammar Note

    "Iberip bol-" = converb of "iber-" (send) + "bol-" (be possible) = "it is possible to send."

  10. Haty hasaba alynmaly ibergi hökmünde iberiň

    Please send the letter as registered mail

    Usage

    When requesting registered mail for an important document

    Grammar Note

    "Hasaba alynmaly" = passive obligatory of "hasaba al-" (register/record). "Hökmünde" (as/in the role of) is a postposition.

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