Sagat näçe?
What time is it?
Usage
Basic phrase for asking the current time
Grammar Note
"Sagat näçe" literally means "what is the clock?" — a standard time question
Bu gün hepdäniň haýsy güni?
What day of the week is it?
Usage
Used to ask what day of the week it is
Grammar Note
"hepdäniň haýsy güni" = "which day of the week". "haýsy" is the question word meaning "which"
Bu gün / Ertir / Düýn
Today / Tomorrow / Yesterday
Usage
Basic vocabulary for today, tomorrow, and yesterday
Grammar Note
"Bu gün" literally means "this day" and refers to today
Bu hepde / Indiki hepde / Geçen hepde
This week / Next week / Last week
Usage
Vocabulary for this, next, and last week
Grammar Note
"indiki" means "next" and "geçen" means "past / last"
Irden / Günortadan soň / Agşam / Gije
In the morning / afternoon / evening / at night
Usage
Basic vocabulary for parts of the day
Grammar Note
"Günortadan soň" means "after noon" — the afternoon
Şu günüň senesi näme?
What is today's date?
Usage
Used to ask for today's date
Grammar Note
"sene" means "date" (year is "ýyl")
Sagat näçede açylýar / ýapylýar?
At what time does it open / close?
Usage
Used to ask about opening and closing times
Grammar Note
"açylmak / ýapylmak" are passive forms of "open / close"
Ol ýere ýetmek näçe wagt alar?
How long will it take to get there?
Usage
Used to ask about travel time to a destination
Grammar Note
"näçe wagt alar" asks "how much time will it take?"
Günortadan soň sagat 3-de duşalyň.
Let's meet at 3 pm.
Usage
Used to arrange a meeting time
Grammar Note
"duşalyň" is the cohortative of "to meet" meaning "let's meet"
Sagat iki ýarym / Sagat bäşe çärýek
Half past two / Quarter to five
Usage
Used to express specific times
Grammar Note
"ýarym" means "half" and "çärýek" means "quarter" — used in time expressions
Dynç günleri açykmy?
Is it open on weekends?
Usage
Used to ask if something is open on weekends
Grammar Note
"açyk" means "open"
Haýsy wagt zolagynda?
What time zone are we in?
Usage
Used to ask about the current time zone
Grammar Note
"zolak" means "zone / strip" and "wagt zolagy" means "time zone"
Gaty ir / gaty giç.
It's too early / too late.
Usage
Used to say something is too early or too late
Grammar Note
"gaty" is an intensifying adverb meaning "very / too"
Haçan başlaýar / gutarýar?
When does it start / end?
Usage
Used to ask about start and end times of an event
Grammar Note
"Haçan" is the question word for "when"
Haýsy aý?
What month is it?
Usage
Used to ask what month it is
Grammar Note
"aý" means both "moon" and "month"
... üçin duşuşyk bellemek isleýärin.
I'd like to make an appointment for...
Usage
Used to make an appointment for a specific date and time
Grammar Note
"bellemek" means "to note / to schedule / to appoint"
Bir gün
One day
Usage
Basic vocabulary for stating a duration.
Ýarym gün
Half a day
Usage
Use to indicate a half-day duration.
Bir hepde
One week
Usage
Use to state a one-week duration, e.g. length of stay.
Bir aý
One month
Usage
Use to state a one-month duration.
Bir ýyl
One year
Usage
Use to state a one-year duration.
Duşenbe
Monday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Monday.
Sişenbe
Tuesday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Tuesday.
Çarşenbe
Wednesday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Wednesday.
Penşenbe
Thursday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Thursday.
Anna
Friday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Friday.
Şenbe
Saturday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Saturday.
Ýekşenbe
Sunday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Sunday.
Bu gün
Today
Usage
Use to point to or state today.
Ertir
Tomorrow
Usage
Use to point to or state tomorrow.
Düýn
Yesterday
Usage
Use to point to or state yesterday.
Birigün
The day after tomorrow
Usage
Use to point to or state the day after tomorrow.
Öňňin
The day before yesterday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day before yesterday.
Häzir
Now
Usage
Use to point to or state the present moment.
Soňra
Later
Usage
Use to point to or state a later time.
Bir sagat
One hour
Usage
Use to state a duration of one hour.
Iki sagat
Two hours
Usage
Use to state a duration of two hours.
Otuz minut
Thirty minutes
Usage
Use to state a duration of thirty minutes.
Irden
Morning
Usage
Use to point to or state the morning.
Günorta
Midday
Usage
Use to point to or state midday.
Agşam
Evening
Usage
Use to point to or state the evening.
Gije
Night
Usage
Use to point to or state the night.
Gijäniň ýarysy
Late night
Usage
Use to point to or state late at night.
Her gün
Every day
Usage
Use to state that something happens every day.
Her hepde
Every week
Usage
Use to state that something happens every week.
Her aý
Every month
Usage
Use to state that something happens every month.
Şu hepde
This week
Usage
Use to point to or state this week.
Indiki hepde
Next week
Usage
Use to point to or state next week.
Geçen hepde
Last week
Usage
Use to point to or state last week.
Dynç günleri
Weekend
Usage
Use to point to or state the weekend.
Ýanwar
January
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Fewral
February
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Mart
March
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Aprel
April
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Maý
May
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Iýun
June
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Iýul
July
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Awgust
August
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Sentýabr
September
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Oktýabr
October
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Noýabr
November
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
Dekabr
December
Usage
Point at the month when giving or confirming a date
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