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8 [eight]

The time

The time

8 [сегиз]

8 [segiz]

Кундүн убактылары

[Kundün ubaktıları]

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Excuse me! Кечи-----! К_________ К-ч-р-с-з- ---------- Кечиресиз! 0
Keç-r-s-z! K_________ K-ç-r-s-z- ---------- Keçiresiz!
What time is it, please? С-ат-к-н-а -ол-у? С___ к____ б_____ С-а- к-н-а б-л-у- ----------------- Саат канча болду? 0
S-at --n-a b---u? S___ k____ b_____ S-a- k-n-a b-l-u- ----------------- Saat kança boldu?
Thank you very much. Ч-- р---а-. Ч__ р______ Ч-ң р-х-а-. ----------- Чоң рахмат. 0
Ço--rah-at. Ç__ r______ Ç-ŋ r-h-a-. ----------- Çoŋ rahmat.
It is one o’clock. С-ат---р б---у. С___ б__ б_____ С-а- б-р б-л-у- --------------- Саат бир болду. 0
Sa------ bo-d-. S___ b__ b_____ S-a- b-r b-l-u- --------------- Saat bir boldu.
It is two o’clock. Са---э---болд-. С___ э__ б_____ С-а- э-и б-л-у- --------------- Саат эки болду. 0
Sa-t---- bol--. S___ e__ b_____ S-a- e-i b-l-u- --------------- Saat eki boldu.
It is three o’clock. Са---ү- б-л-у. С___ ү_ б_____ С-а- ү- б-л-у- -------------- Саат үч болду. 0
Saat -- -o-du. S___ ü_ b_____ S-a- ü- b-l-u- -------------- Saat üç boldu.
It is four o’clock. Са-- -өр---о---. С___ т___ б_____ С-а- т-р- б-л-у- ---------------- Саат төрт болду. 0
S--t--ört -o-du. S___ t___ b_____ S-a- t-r- b-l-u- ---------------- Saat tört boldu.
It is five o’clock. Саат-бе- -о--у. С___ б__ б_____ С-а- б-ш б-л-у- --------------- Саат беш болду. 0
Sa-- -e- -o---. S___ b__ b_____ S-a- b-ş b-l-u- --------------- Saat beş boldu.
It is six o’clock. С-ат--л---бо--у. С___ а___ б_____ С-а- а-т- б-л-у- ---------------- Саат алты болду. 0
S-a- -l-----l-u. S___ a___ b_____ S-a- a-t- b-l-u- ---------------- Saat altı boldu.
It is seven o’clock. Са-т -ет------у. С___ ж___ б_____ С-а- ж-т- б-л-у- ---------------- Саат жети болду. 0
Saa- j-t--boldu. S___ j___ b_____ S-a- j-t- b-l-u- ---------------- Saat jeti boldu.
It is eight o’clock. Саа- с-г-- -о-д-. С___ с____ б_____ С-а- с-г-з б-л-у- ----------------- Саат сегиз болду. 0
S-at--e-iz ---d-. S___ s____ b_____ S-a- s-g-z b-l-u- ----------------- Saat segiz boldu.
It is nine o’clock. С-ат-т-г-з-б-л--. С___ т____ б_____ С-а- т-г-з б-л-у- ----------------- Саат тогуз болду. 0
S-at -oguz bol-u. S___ t____ b_____ S-a- t-g-z b-l-u- ----------------- Saat toguz boldu.
It is ten o’clock. Са-т ---б--д-. С___ о_ б_____ С-а- о- б-л-у- -------------- Саат он болду. 0
Saa---- -o--u. S___ o_ b_____ S-a- o- b-l-u- -------------- Saat on boldu.
It is eleven o’clock. С-а---н---- -о--у. С___ о_ б__ б_____ С-а- о- б-р б-л-у- ------------------ Саат он бир болду. 0
S-a--on b-- -oldu. S___ o_ b__ b_____ S-a- o- b-r b-l-u- ------------------ Saat on bir boldu.
It is twelve o’clock. Са---о--э-и -о-ду. С___ о_ э__ б_____ С-а- о- э-и б-л-у- ------------------ Саат он эки болду. 0
S-a---n e-- ----u. S___ o_ e__ b_____ S-a- o- e-i b-l-u- ------------------ Saat on eki boldu.
A minute has sixty seconds. Б-р---нө-тө--л-ы-ыш -е-у----а-. Б__ м______ а______ с_____ б___ Б-р м-н-т-ө а-т-м-ш с-к-н- б-р- ------------------------------- Бир мүнөттө алтымыш секунд бар. 0
B-r mü-ö-tö--lt---- s-kund-ba-. B__ m______ a______ s_____ b___ B-r m-n-t-ö a-t-m-ş s-k-n- b-r- ------------------------------- Bir münöttö altımış sekund bar.
An hour has sixty minutes. Б-р -аа--- -лт---ш ---өт бар. Б__ с_____ а______ м____ б___ Б-р с-а-т- а-т-м-ш м-н-т б-р- ----------------------------- Бир саатта алтымыш мүнөт бар. 0
B---saatta altı-ış -ün-t b--. B__ s_____ a______ m____ b___ B-r s-a-t- a-t-m-ş m-n-t b-r- ----------------------------- Bir saatta altımış münöt bar.
A day has twenty-four hours. Би--күн-- -ый-р----ө-т -а-- ба-. Б__ к____ ж______ т___ с___ б___ Б-р к-н-ө ж-й-р-а т-р- с-а- б-р- -------------------------------- Бир күндө жыйырма төрт саат бар. 0
Bir---nd- jı-ır-a--ö-t--aat --r. B__ k____ j______ t___ s___ b___ B-r k-n-ö j-y-r-a t-r- s-a- b-r- -------------------------------- Bir kündö jıyırma tört saat bar.

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