Менин бөлмө брондоом бар
Me-nin böl-mö bron-doom bar
I have a room reservation
Usage
Telling hotel staff you have a reservation at check-in
Grammar Note
Possession is "Menin ... bar" ("my ... exists"): the possessor takes the genitive "menin" and the noun takes a possessive suffix, giving "brondoom" (my booking). Turkic languages express ownership with "bar" (there is), not a separate verb.
Бош бөлмө барбы?
Bosh böl-mö bar-by?
Do you have any vacant rooms?
Usage
Asking about room availability without a prior reservation
Grammar Note
"Бош" (empty/free/vacant) is versatile: "бош убакыт" (free time), "бош отур" (sitting idle). Used for rooms, time, etc.
Бир түнгө канча турат?
Bir tün-gö kan-cha tu-rat?
How much is it per night?
Usage
Asking about the nightly room rate
Grammar Note
"Түн" (night) + dative "-гө" = "per night." Combined with "бир" (one) = "per one night."
Мен үч түнгө калам
Men üch tün-gö ka-lam
I will stay for three nights
Usage
Telling the hotel how many nights you will stay
Grammar Note
"Кал-" (to stay/remain) in 1st person future = "калам." The night count uses dative suffix "-гө" to show duration.
Бөлмөдө кондиционер барбы?
Böl-mö-dö kon-di-tsi-o-ner bar-by?
Is there an air conditioner in the room?
Usage
Checking room amenities
Grammar Note
"Бөлмөдө" = "бөлмө" (room) + locative suffix "-дө." Kyrgyz case suffixes follow vowel harmony rules.
Чыгуу убактысы качан?
Chy-guu u-bak-ty-sy ka-chan?
What time is check-out?
Usage
Asking about the check-out time
Grammar Note
"Чыгуу" is the verbal noun of "чык-" (to exit). "-Сы" is the 3rd person possessive suffix: "its time."
Жуунуучу бөлмө кайда?
Juu-nuu-chu böl-mö kay-da?
Where is the bathroom?
Usage
Asking where the bathroom or shower is
Grammar Note
"Жуунуучу бөлмө" literally means "washing room." The participle "жуунуучу" (from "жуун-", to wash oneself) modifies "бөлмө" (room).
Мен дагы бир түнгө узартсам болобу?
Men da-gy bir tün-gö u-zart-sam bo-lo-bu?
Can I extend my stay by one night?
Usage
Requesting to extend your hotel stay
Grammar Note
"-Сам болобу" asks polite permission: "May I...?" = 1st person conditional + "болобу?" (is it okay?).
Сумкаларымды сактоого болобу?
Sum-ka-la-rym-dy sak-to-o-go bo-lo-bu?
Can I store my luggage here?
Usage
Asking to leave luggage after check-out
Grammar Note
"Сакта-" (to keep/store) → verbal noun "сактоо" + dative "-го." Plural possession: "сумкалар" (bags) + "-ым" (my) + "-ды" (acc.).
Жылуулук иштебей жатат
Jyl-uuluk ish-te-bey ja-tat
The heating is not working
Usage
Reporting a broken facility in your room
Grammar Note
"Иште-" (to work/function) + "-бей" (neg. gerund) + "жатат" (progressive aux.) = "is not working" (ongoing state).
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