Музей качан ачылат?
Muzey kachan achylat?
When does the museum open?
Usage
Used to check the opening hours of a museum
Grammar Note
"Achylat" = 3rd person present of "achyluu" (to open, passive). "Museum opens"
Канча маалда жабылат?
Kancha maalda jabylat?
What time does it close?
Usage
Used to ask about closing time of a venue or shop
Grammar Note
"Jabylat" = 3rd person of "jabyluu" (to close, passive). Antonym of "achylat"
Алдын ала брондоо керекпи?
Aldyn ala brondoo kerekpi?
Is advance booking required?
Usage
Used to check if advance booking is required at a restaurant or attraction
Grammar Note
"Aldyn ala" = "in advance/beforehand"
Кийинки автобус качан?
Kiyinki avtobus kachan?
When is the next bus?
Usage
Used at bus stops to check the next bus departure time
Grammar Note
"Kiyinki" (next/following) derives from "kiyin" (after/later)
Мөөнөт качан бүтөт?
Möönöt kachan bütöt?
When does the deadline expire?
Usage
Used to check the expiry of visas or booking deadlines
Grammar Note
"Bütöt" = 3rd person present of "bütüü" (to end/finish). "Deadline expires"
Дүкөндөр качан иштейт?
Düköndör kachan ishteyt?
When are the shops open?
Usage
Used to check shop opening hours
Grammar Note
"Ishteyt" = 3rd person present of "ishtöö" (to work/operate)
Экскурсия канча убакытка созулат?
Ekskursiya kancha ubakytka sozulat?
How long does the tour last?
Usage
Used to check the duration of a sightseeing tour
Grammar Note
"Sozulat" = 3rd person of "sozuluu" (to stretch/last). Used for duration
Кечки тамак качан?
Kechki tamak kachan?
When is dinner?
Usage
Used at hotels or guesthouses to check dinner time
Grammar Note
"Kech" (evening/night) → "kechki" (evening's, adjective). "Tamak" = food/meal
Жеткирүү качан болот?
Jetkirüü kachan bolot?
When will the delivery arrive?
Usage
Used to check the arrival time of a delivery
Grammar Note
"Jetkirüü" is the causative of "jetüü" (to reach). Causative = "to deliver"
Сиздин бош убагыңыз барбы?
Sizdin bosh ubagyngyz barby?
Do you have free time available?
Usage
Polite phrase to check if someone is available for an appointment
Grammar Note
"-ynyz/-ingiz" is the polite second-person possessive suffix. Used for respectful speech
More Kyrgyz phrases
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