Эң жакын кир жуучу жер кайда?
Eng jakyn kir juuchu jer kayda
Where is the nearest laundromat / laundry service?
Usage
Used to ask the location of the nearest laundry
Grammar Note
"kir juuchu jer" literally means "place for washing dirty things." "-chu" forms relative clauses.
Жуу жана кептирүү канча турат?
Juu jana keptirüü kancha turat
How much does it cost to wash and dry?
Usage
Used to ask the price for washing and drying
Grammar Note
"kancha turat?" is the standard price question in Kyrgyz.
Кир жуу канча убакыт алат?
Kir juu kancha ubakyt alat
How long does the laundry take?
Usage
Used to ask how long laundry takes
Grammar Note
"alat" is the present form of "aluu" (to take), used for expressing time duration.
Ошол эле күнкү кир жуу кызматыңыз барбы?
Oshol ele künkü kir juu kyzmatyngyz barby
Do you offer same-day laundry service?
Usage
Used to ask about same-day laundry service
Grammar Note
"barby?" is the yes/no existence question in Kyrgyz, formed by "bar" (exists) + "by" (question).
Бул назик затты этияттык менен жуй аласызбы?
Bul nazik zatty etiyattyk menen juy alasyzby
Can you wash this delicate item carefully?
Usage
Used to request careful washing of a delicate item
Grammar Note
"juy alasyzby?" is a polite request "can you wash?" The suffix "-ala-" marks ability.
Бул көйнөктү химиялык жол менен тазалоо керек
Bul köynöktü khimiyalyk jol menen tazaloo kerek
This shirt needs to be dry-cleaned
Usage
Used when a garment requires dry cleaning
Grammar Note
"kerek" is the Kyrgyz modal expressing necessity. "khimiyalyk tazaloo" is the literal term for dry cleaning.
Жуу порошогу же жумшатуучу бар?
Juu poroshogu je jumshatuuchu bar
Do you have detergent / fabric softener?
Usage
Used to ask if detergent or fabric softener is available
Grammar Note
"jumshatuuchu" derives from "to soften" + agent suffix -chu, denoting the softening agent.
Кирим таза эмес — кайра жуй аласызбы?
Kirim taza emes — kayra juy alasyzby
My laundry is not clean — can you rewash it?
Usage
Used to request a rewash when laundry is not clean
Grammar Note
"emes" is the Kyrgyz negation particle. "taza emes" means "not clean."
Кир жуугучту өзүм колдоно алам беле?
Kir juuguchtu özüm koldono alam bele
Can I use the washing machine myself?
Usage
Used to ask if self-service washing machines are available
Grammar Note
"özüm" is the first-person reflexive pronoun "myself." "koldono alam bele?" is a polite request.
Үтүктөө кызматы барбы?
Ütüktöö kyzmaty barby
Is there an ironing service available?
Usage
Used to ask if ironing service is offered
Grammar Note
"ütük" means "iron" (a word of Turkic origin), and "ütüktöö" is the verbal noun meaning "ironing."
More Kyrgyz phrases
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