Comments on: Survival Uyghur: Lesson Six – Could I have a napkin? http://www.thenewdominion.net/131/survival-uyghur-%e2%80%93-lesson-6-could-i-have-a-napkin/ a blog about xinjiang Fri, 21 Oct 2011 18:56:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: The New Dominion » Survival Uyghur – Lesson Nine: Go and Come Back http://www.thenewdominion.net/131/survival-uyghur-%e2%80%93-lesson-6-could-i-have-a-napkin/comment-page-1/#comment-3208 The New Dominion » Survival Uyghur – Lesson Nine: Go and Come Back Sat, 27 Dec 2008 21:45:43 +0000 http://www.thenewdominion.net/?p=131#comment-3208 [...] Ricardo: Luisa Ghuljigha berip kelidu. Luisa’s traveling to Ghulja. [Note: gh in Uyghur is pronounced way back in the throat. See Lesson Six.] [...] [...] Ricardo: Luisa Ghuljigha berip kelidu. Luisa’s traveling to Ghulja. [Note: gh in Uyghur is pronounced way back in the throat. See Lesson Six.] [...]

]]> By: The New Dominion » Survival Uyghur – Lesson Seven: Where are you going? http://www.thenewdominion.net/131/survival-uyghur-%e2%80%93-lesson-6-could-i-have-a-napkin/comment-page-1/#comment-2878 The New Dominion » Survival Uyghur – Lesson Seven: Where are you going? Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:50:44 +0000 http://www.thenewdominion.net/?p=131#comment-2878 [...] to “Survival Uyghur”, The New Dominion’s series on speaking practical Uyghur. Quite some time ago, we formed questions and asked for various items found at [...] [...] to “Survival Uyghur”, The New Dominion’s series on speaking practical Uyghur. Quite some time ago, we formed questions and asked for various items found at [...]

]]> By: OpkeHessip http://www.thenewdominion.net/131/survival-uyghur-%e2%80%93-lesson-6-could-i-have-a-napkin/comment-page-1/#comment-382 OpkeHessip Fri, 11 Apr 2008 19:58:48 +0000 http://www.thenewdominion.net/?p=131#comment-382 Oh... OH! Well, darn! I'll change that right away. The purpose of Survival Uyghur is to fill in gaps like these, things I never got taught in classes and that would never be recognized in a formal Uyghur grammar, but which seem terribly useful for everyday life. Yes, you're quite right, I've never actually seen "chay quymaq" written; rather, I picked it up from listening. Though quymaq "to pour" is part of my vocabulary, I never made the connection. Thank you. I'm not 100% sure on drinking suyuq ash just yet, but I'll field test it and ask some friends. Thanks again! Oh… OH! Well, darn! I’ll change that right away.

The purpose of Survival Uyghur is to fill in gaps like these, things I never got taught in classes and that would never be recognized in a formal Uyghur grammar, but which seem terribly useful for everyday life. Yes, you’re quite right, I’ve never actually seen “chay quymaq” written; rather, I picked it up from listening. Though quymaq “to pour” is part of my vocabulary, I never made the connection. Thank you.

I’m not 100% sure on drinking suyuq ash just yet, but I’ll field test it and ask some friends. Thanks again!

]]> By: booya http://www.thenewdominion.net/131/survival-uyghur-%e2%80%93-lesson-6-could-i-have-a-napkin/comment-page-1/#comment-375 booya Fri, 11 Apr 2008 03:36:08 +0000 http://www.thenewdominion.net/?p=131#comment-375 Actually the verb which you are hearing as qoy- "to place" is the verb quy- "to pour". Easy to confuse, but they're completely unrelated words. Also, while you're making corrections, you drink suyuq ash, you don't eat it. Actually the verb which you are hearing as qoy- “to place” is the verb quy- “to pour”. Easy to confuse, but they’re completely unrelated words. Also, while you’re making corrections, you drink suyuq ash, you don’t eat it.

]]> By: Rähmätjan http://www.thenewdominion.net/131/survival-uyghur-%e2%80%93-lesson-6-could-i-have-a-napkin/comment-page-1/#comment-367 Rähmätjan Wed, 09 Apr 2008 23:32:42 +0000 http://www.thenewdominion.net/?p=131#comment-367 Essalam, Uyghurche öginiwatamsiz?? Essalam, Uyghurche öginiwatamsiz??

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