Мен іскери кездесуге келдім.
Men iskeri kezdesuge keldim.
I'm here for a business meeting.
Usage
Used to explain the purpose of a business visit
Grammar Note
"-ge" is the dative case suffix meaning "to/for". "kel-" is the root of "to come"
Сіздің визиткаңызды ала аламын ба?
Sizdiñ vizitkañyzdy ala alamyn ba?
Can I have your business card?
Usage
A polite way to request a business card in professional settings
Grammar Note
"-ñyzdy" is the formal possessive accusative suffix. "ala alamyn ba" is the ability question form
Ең жақын коворкинг кеңістігі қайда?
Eñ jaqyn kovorking keñistigi qayda?
Where is the nearest coworking space?
Usage
Used when looking for a coworking space while traveling for business
Grammar Note
"qaida?" means "where?" and "eñ" forms the superlative in Kazakh
Маған кейбір құжаттарды басып шығару / сканерлеу керек.
Mağan keybir qujattardy basyp shyğaru / skanerleu kerek.
I need to print / scan some documents.
Usage
Used when requesting document printing or scanning services
Grammar Note
"kerek" means "necessary / needed". "mağan" is the dative first-person meaning "I need"
Қонақүйде іскери орталық бар ма?
Qonaqüyde iskeri ortalyq bar ma?
Is there a business center in the hotel?
Usage
Used to ask whether the hotel has a business center
Grammar Note
"bar ma?" is the existential question meaning "Is there ~?". "ma" is the question particle
Маған келіссөздер залын дайындау керек.
Mağan kelissözder zalyn dayyndau kerek.
I need to set up a meeting room.
Usage
Used to request meeting room preparation from hotel or office staff
Grammar Note
"-au" is the infinitive suffix. "dayyndau kerek" means "need to prepare"
Мұндағы жұмыс уақыты қандай?
Mundağy jumys uaqyty qanday?
What are the business hours here?
Usage
Used to ask about the operating hours of a business or office
Grammar Note
"qandai?" means "what kind of?" and is used to ask about nature or type
Мен іскери банктік шот ашқым келеді.
Men iskeri banktik shot ashqym keledi.
I'd like to open a business bank account.
Usage
Used when applying to open a business bank account
Grammar Note
"ashqym keledi" means "I want to open". The "-qym keledi" construction expresses desire
Жергілікті іскери серіктесті ұсына аласыз ба?
Jergilikti iskeri seriktesti usyna alasyz ba?
Can you recommend a local business contact / partner?
Usage
Used when seeking local business connections or partnerships
Grammar Note
"alasyz ba?" is the polite request form "Can you ~?". "-syz" is the formal second-person suffix
Мен [орын атауы] конференциясына қатысып жатырмын.
Men [oryn atauy] konferensiasyna qatysyp jatyrmyn.
I'm attending a conference at [venue name].
Usage
Used to explain attendance at a conference or seminar
Grammar Note
"-p jatyrmyn" forms the present continuous tense in Kazakh
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