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22 [twenty-two]

Small Talk 3

Small Talk 3

22 [yigirma ikki]

kichik suhbat 3

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Do you smoke? Si- ch--a-i---? S__ c__________ S-z c-e-a-i-m-? --------------- Siz chekasizmi? 0
I used to. ol--n -a o____ h_ o-d-n h- -------- oldin ha 0
But I don’t smoke anymore. Am----n-i--en--h---aym-n. A___ e___ m__ c__________ A-m- e-d- m-n c-e-m-y-a-. ------------------------- Ammo endi men chekmayman. 0
Does it disturb you if I smoke? c-e-i-h-----qars-i--si-? c__________ q___________ c-e-i-h-m-a q-r-h-m-s-z- ------------------------ chekishimga qarshimisiz? 0
No, absolutely not. Yoq, -u----- yoq. Y___ m______ y___ Y-q- m-t-a-o y-q- ----------------- Yoq, mutlaqo yoq. 0
It doesn’t disturb me. Qarshi--mas---. Q_____ e_______ Q-r-h- e-a-m-n- --------------- Qarshi emasman. 0
Will you drink something? S-z-- i-h-m-i--bor-i? S____ i_______ b_____ S-z-a i-h-m-i- b-r-i- --------------------- Sizda ichimlik bormi? 0
A brandy? Kon--k? K______ K-n-a-? ------- Konyak? 0
No, preferably a beer. Y-----e- ---- ic--a----maqu-. Y___ m__ p___ i_______ m_____ Y-q- m-n p-v- i-h-a-i- m-q-l- ----------------------------- Yoq, men pivo ichganim maqul. 0
Do you travel a lot? S---k----a--hat --la---m-? S__ k__ s______ q_________ S-z k-p s-y-h-t q-l-s-z-i- -------------------------- Siz kop sayohat qilasizmi? 0
Yes, mostly on business trips. Ha----osa--x--m-t -------r-. H__ a_____ x_____ s_________ H-, a-o-a- x-z-a- s-f-r-a-i- ---------------------------- Ha, asosan xizmat safarlari. 0
But now we’re on holiday. Lekin h---- b-z-bu---r------------z. L____ h____ b__ b_ y____ t__________ L-k-n h-z-r b-z b- y-r-a t-t-l-a-i-. ------------------------------------ Lekin hozir biz bu yerda tatildamiz. 0
It’s so hot! Q--d-- i-siqlik! Q_____ i________ Q-n-a- i-s-q-i-! ---------------- Qanday issiqlik! 0
Yes, today it’s really hot. Ha--b--un -u-- ---iq. H__ b____ j___ i_____ H-, b-g-n j-d- i-s-q- --------------------- Ha, bugun juda issiq. 0
Let’s go to the balcony. Kelin-,--a-ko--a-c--q-----. K______ b_______ c_________ K-l-n-, b-l-o-g- c-i-a-l-k- --------------------------- Keling, balkonga chiqaylik. 0
There’s a party here tomorrow. E--a-a-b- --r-a ziyofa---or. E_____ b_ y____ z______ b___ E-t-g- b- y-r-a z-y-f-t b-r- ---------------------------- Ertaga bu yerda ziyofat bor. 0
Are you also coming? Siz-h-m-k---sizmi? S__ h__ k_________ S-z h-m k-l-s-z-i- ------------------ Siz ham kelasizmi? 0
Yes, we’ve also been invited. Ha- bizn- --m-t------q-l-s-di. H__ b____ h__ t_____ q________ H-, b-z-i h-m t-k-i- q-l-s-d-. ------------------------------ Ha, bizni ham taklif qilishdi. 0

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