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en to want something   »   uz to want something

71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [etmish bir]

to want something

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What do you want to do? N----xohla-siz? N--- x--------- N-m- x-h-a-s-z- --------------- Nima xohlaysiz? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? F-t----o-n-shn----hl---i-mi? F----- o------- x----------- F-t-o- o-n-s-n- x-h-a-s-z-i- ---------------------------- Futbol oynashni xohlaysizmi? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Do-t-arg- ta-hri-----ur--hni ----ay-i---? D-------- t------ b--------- x----------- D-s-l-r-a t-s-r-f b-y-r-s-n- x-h-a-s-z-i- ----------------------------------------- Dostlarga tashrif buyurishni xohlaysizmi? 0
to want ist---an i------- i-t-y-a- -------- istayman 0
I don’t want to arrive late. M-n k--h q--i-h-i-xohlama--a-. M-- k--- q------- x----------- M-n k-c- q-l-s-n- x-h-a-a-m-n- ------------------------------ Men kech qolishni xohlamayman. 0
I don’t want to go there. Me--ke--s--i-xohl--ay---. M-- k------- x----------- M-n k-t-s-n- x-h-a-a-m-n- ------------------------- Men ketishni xohlamayman. 0
I want to go home. Me- u--a k--moqc---a-. M-- u--- k------------ M-n u-g- k-t-o-c-i-a-. ---------------------- Men uyga ketmoqchiman. 0
I want to stay at home. Men-uyda-q--mo--h-m-n. M-- u--- q------------ M-n u-d- q-l-o-c-i-a-. ---------------------- Men uyda qolmoqchiman. 0
I want to be alone. Me-----g-z-qo-i-hni---t-y-a-. M-- y----- q------- i-------- M-n y-l-i- q-l-s-n- i-t-y-a-. ----------------------------- Men yolgiz qolishni istayman. 0
Do you want to stay here? S-z--olis-n- xo-l--s-zm-? S-- q------- x----------- S-z q-l-s-n- x-h-a-s-z-i- ------------------------- Siz qolishni xohlaysizmi? 0
Do you want to eat here? shu----da ---a--an-oqc-i----z s-- y---- o------------------ s-u y-r-a o-q-t-a-m-q-h-m-s-z ----------------------------- shu yerda ovqatlanmoqchimisiz 0
Do you want to sleep here? shu --rda -x---h---xo--a-sizmi s-- y---- u------- x---------- s-u y-r-a u-l-s-n- x-h-a-s-z-i ------------------------------ shu yerda uxlashni xohlaysizmi 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Ert-g- ketm----i-isiz? E----- k-------------- E-t-g- k-t-o-c-i-i-i-? ---------------------- Ertaga ketmoqchimisiz? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Ert--- -olmo-c--m--i-? E----- q-------------- E-t-g- q-l-o-c-i-i-i-? ---------------------- Ertaga qolmoqchimisiz? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Ert-g-----as-n-------y-i-mi? E----- t------- x----------- E-t-g- t-l-s-n- x-h-a-s-z-i- ---------------------------- Ertaga tolashni xohlaysizmi? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Dis--t-kaga --rish-- -ohlays---i? D---------- b------- x----------- D-s-o-e-a-a b-r-s-n- x-h-a-s-z-i- --------------------------------- Diskotekaga borishni xohlaysizmi? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? K--o-a --rmo--h------? K----- b-------------- K-n-g- b-r-o-c-i-i-i-? ---------------------- Kinoga bormoqchimisiz? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Ka-eg--bo---q-h----iz? K----- b-------------- K-f-g- b-r-o-c-i-i-i-? ---------------------- Kafega bormoqchimisiz? 0

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