Мұражай қашан ашылады
Murajay qaşan aşylady
When does the museum open?
Usage
Used to check opening hours of a museum or tourist attraction
Grammar Note
"Aşylady" is 3rd person present of "aşylu" (to open, passive). "It opens/is opened"
Сағат нешеде жабылады
Sağat neşede jabylady
At what time does it close?
Usage
Used to ask about closing time of a venue or shop
Grammar Note
"Jabylady" is 3rd person of "jabylu" (to close, passive). Antonym of "aşylady" (opens)
Алдын ала брондау керек пе
Aldyn ala brondaw kerek pe
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". A common adverbial expression for pre-planning
Келесі автобус қашан
Kelesi avtobus qaşan
When is the next bus?
Usage
Used at bus stops to check the next bus departure time
Grammar Note
"Kelesi" means "next/following", derived from "kel-" (to come)
Мерзім қашан аяқталады
Merzim qaşan ayaqtalady
When does the deadline expire?
Usage
Used to check the expiry of visas or booking deadlines
Grammar Note
"Ayaq" (foot/end) → "ayaqtalu" (to end/conclude). Lit. "to reach its foot/end"
Дүкендер қашан жұмыс істейді
Dükender qaşan jumys isteydi
When are the shops open?
Usage
Used to check shop opening hours
Grammar Note
"Jumys isteu" = "to work/operate". Literally "to do work". Used for shop hours
Экскурсия қанша уақыт созылады
Ekskursiya qanşa waqyt sozylady
How long does the tour last?
Usage
Used to check the duration of a sightseeing tour
Grammar Note
"Sozylady" = 3rd person of "sozylu" (to stretch/last). Used for duration of time
Кешкі ас қашан
Keşki as qaşan
When is dinner?
Usage
Used at hotels or guesthouses to check dinner time
Grammar Note
"Keşki" = adjective from "keş" (evening). "As" = meal. "Evening meal" = dinner
Жеткізу қашан болады
Jetkizu qaşan bolady
When will the delivery arrive?
Usage
Used to check the arrival time of a delivery
Grammar Note
"Jetkizu" is the causative form of "jetu" (to reach). Causative = "to deliver/cause to reach"
Сіздің бос уақытыңыз бар ма
Sizdiñ bos uaqytyñyz bar ma
Do you have free time?
Usage
Polite phrase used to check if someone is available for an appointment
Grammar Note
"Sizdiñ" = polite "your". "Bos uaqyt" = "free time" (empty/unoccupied time)
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