Internet & WiFi

1. Wi-Fi сырсөзү кандай

   Wi-Fi syrsözü kanday

   What is the WiFi password?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the WiFi password at hotels or cafes

   Grammar Note

   "Syr" (secret) + "söz" (word) = "syrsöz" (password). A native compound word

2. Акысыз Wi-Fi барбы

   Akysyz Wi-Fi barby

   Is there free WiFi?

   Usage

   Used to check if free internet access is available

   Grammar Note

   "Aky" (fee/wage) + "-syz" (without) = "akysyz" (free of charge). Privative suffix

3. Интернет байланышы иштебей жатат

   Internet baylanyshy ishtebey jatat

   The internet connection is not working

   Usage

   Used to inform staff that the internet connection is not working

   Grammar Note

   "Ishtebey jatat" = negative progressive. "Ishtöö" (to work) in negative progressive form

4. Телефонумду заряддай алсамбы

   Telefonumdu zaryadday alsamby

   Can I charge my phone?

   Usage

   Used when looking for a place to charge your phone

   Grammar Note

   "Alsamby?" = "can I?" (conditional question). "-sa/-se" + "m" (1st person) + "by" (question)

5. Жергиликтүү SIM-карта кайдан алсам болот

   Jergiliktüü SIM-karta kaydan alsam bolot

   Where can I buy a local SIM card?

   Usage

   Used when wanting to purchase a local SIM card

   Grammar Note

   "Alsam bolot" = "if I take, it's possible" = "can I get". Conditional potentiality

6. Интернет ылдамдыгы канча

   Internet yldamdygy kancha

   What is the internet speed?

   Usage

   Used to check internet speed at an accommodation

   Grammar Note

   "Yldam" (fast) → "yldamdyk" (speed). "-dyk" is an abstract noun-forming suffix

7. Принтер пайдалансам болобу

   Printer paydalansam bolobu

   Can I use a printer?

   Usage

   Used when needing to print documents and asking to use a printer

   Grammar Note

   "Paydalansam bolobu?" = "if I use it, is that okay?" A polite permission request

8. Электрондук кат жибере аламбы

   Elektronduk kat jibere alamby

   Can I send an email?

   Usage

   Used at internet cafes or hotels to send email

   Grammar Note

   "Kat" means "letter/document" in Kyrgyz. "Elektronduk kat" = "electronic letter" = email

9. Байланышты кайта орнотуп берсеңиз болобу

   Baylanyshty kayta ornotup bersengiz bolobu

   Could you reset the connection?

   Usage

   Used to ask for internet connection to be reset

   Grammar Note

   "-p ber-" is the benefactive auxiliary "to do for someone". "Bersengiz" = "if you do for me"

10. Веб-сайтыңыздын дареги кандай

    Veb-saytynyzdyn daregi kanday

    What is your website address?

    Usage

    Used to ask for the website address of a shop or service

    Grammar Note

    "Darek" is the native Kyrgyz word for "address"

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