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Do you see the tower there? U---rd-g- mi-or--i-------s-zmi? U y______ m_______ k___________ U y-r-a-i m-n-r-n- k-r-a-s-z-i- ------------------------------- U yerdagi minorani koryapsizmi? 0
Do you see the mountain there? U -rd--- -og-i ---ya-siz-i? U e_____ t____ k___________ U e-d-g- t-g-i k-r-a-s-z-i- --------------------------- U erdagi togni koryapsizmi? 0
Do you see the village there? U ye---gi-qi--lo-n-------ap----i? U y______ q________ k____________ U y-r-a-i q-s-l-q-i k-‘-y-p-i-m-? --------------------------------- U yerdagi qishloqni ko‘ryapsizmi? 0
Do you see the river there? U-yer--gi -a-y-n---or-apsiz--? U y______ d______ k___________ U y-r-a-i d-r-o-i k-r-a-s-z-i- ------------------------------ U yerdagi daryoni koryapsizmi? 0
Do you see the bridge there? U ---d----k--p--k-----‘ryapsizmi? U y______ k________ k____________ U y-r-a-i k-‘-r-k-i k-‘-y-p-i-m-? --------------------------------- U yerdagi ko‘prikni ko‘ryapsizmi? 0
Do you see the lake there? U----dag--ko--ni-k----a-si-mi? U y______ k_____ k____________ U y-r-a-i k-‘-n- k-‘-y-p-i-m-? ------------------------------ U yerdagi ko‘lni ko‘ryapsizmi? 0
I like that bird. M-nga bu -ush---q-di. M____ b_ q___ y______ M-n-a b- q-s- y-q-d-. --------------------- Menga bu qush yoqadi. 0
I like that tree. M--g- ---d---xt--o-a--. M____ b_ d_____ y______ M-n-a b- d-r-x- y-q-d-. ----------------------- Menga bu daraxt yoqadi. 0
I like this stone. Meng------osh -o-ad-. M____ b_ t___ y______ M-n-a b- t-s- y-q-d-. --------------------- Menga bu tosh yoqadi. 0
I like that park. Menga-u ye---------k-y-qadi. M____ u y______ p___ y______ M-n-a u y-r-a-i p-r- y-q-d-. ---------------------------- Menga u yerdagi park yoqadi. 0
I like that garden. Me-ga u-y--d-gi-bog‘ -oq-di. M____ u y______ b___ y______ M-n-a u y-r-a-i b-g- y-q-d-. ---------------------------- Menga u yerdagi bog‘ yoqadi. 0
I like this flower. M-ng- -u y-r---i-gul -o----. M____ b_ y______ g__ y______ M-n-a b- y-r-a-i g-l y-q-d-. ---------------------------- Menga bu yerdagi gul yoqadi. 0
I find that pretty. M-nim--a,-bu ---r--li. M________ b_ c________ M-n-m-h-, b- c-i-o-l-. ---------------------- Menimcha, bu chiroyli. 0
I find that interesting. Me--a bu --z-q. M____ b_ q_____ M-n-a b- q-z-q- --------------- Menga bu qiziq. 0
I find that gorgeous. Me--mc--- ---g-za-. M________ b_ g_____ M-n-m-h-, b- g-z-l- ------------------- Menimcha, bu gozal. 0
I find that ugly. Men b-ni-x-nuk -eb bil-man. M__ b___ x____ d__ b_______ M-n b-n- x-n-k d-b b-l-m-n- --------------------------- Men buni xunuk deb bilaman. 0
I find that boring. M----ch-, -u --r----li. M________ b_ z_________ M-n-m-h-, b- z-r-k-r-i- ----------------------- Menimcha, bu zerikarli. 0
I find that terrible. Men--c-a, bu--a---a--i. M________ b_ d_________ M-n-m-h-, b- d-h-h-t-i- ----------------------- Menimcha, bu dahshatli. 0

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