Ozbek language book

[ArashArcher]

Salam:

Do you know any Ozbek language textbooks for people to learn?

If you do please tell me the title of the book and the name of it's author.

Thank you very much.

[Mo'jiza]

Salam:

Do you know any Ozbek language textbooks for people to learn?

If you do please tell me the title of the book and the name of it's author.

Thank you very much.

I know a book called "Marhamat" that is said to be more effective than other books. As far as I remember the explanations are in English. A Japanese and Korean friends of mine were using the book as a course book. It includes a workbook as well. I am not sure about if it is provided with any CDs or cassettes.

The book is available in the Chorsu Language Center. I guess you need to be in Tashkent to get it.

My personal opinion after looking through the course book was that it is based on grammar. As it is newly written many foreigners seem to be using it. I have not taught using this book so I do not know about its effectiveness personally.

Sorry that I do not remember the author's name.

Good luck in learning Uzbek!

[melo]

Any other ideas? Anything that you could get if you can't go to Tashkent? I need all the hlep I can get!

[ArashArcher]

Thank you very much mojiza. Right now I can't go to tashkent, but God willing, with his help I will achieve my dream..

[Mo'jiza]

ArashArcher,
I know you need an Uzbek language book for beginners. I have not find any yet. I find the following site a bit helpful at least when there is no other method.

It is said that this website offers a service to find language exchange partners. Some people from Uzbekistan are offering their help in teaching Uzbek in exchange to learn English.

http://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Search.asp?selCountry=137&selX13=true


Atpaint,
I guess you have some knowledge on Uzbek. As a supplementary material, just want to share this reasult of my search.

The following side introduces works of Uzbek writers with an English translation.
http://students.washington.edu/cwei/research/uzbek.shtml

and

Uzbek verb conjugation (http://students.washington.edu/cwei/research/uzbek_verbs.pdf)

[Zambrotta]

www.google.uz

[melo]

Atpaint,
I guess you have some knowledge on Uzbek. As a supplementary material, just want to share this reasult of my search.

The following side introduces works of Uzbek writers with an English translation.
http://students.washington.edu/cwei/research/uzbek.shtml

and

Uzbek verb conjugation (http://students.washington.edu/cwei/research/uzbek_verbs.pdf)

Thanks for the help. I am way past the verb conjugation. No rpoblems with that! :D That site has the english version of stories- where is the uzbek version? Thanks again!

[ArashArcher]

at paint, what ozbek language textbooks have you studied before?
Do you have any suggestions?

Teshakur

[ArashArcher]

i didn't find the book called marhamat.

They only sell it in ozbekistan?

[melo]

at paint, what ozbek language textbooks have you studied before?
Do you have any suggestions?

Teshakur

You can find english-uzbek dictionaries that are okay. They have textbooks too- but they are usually for very advanced. The link Mo'jiza they gave for verb conjugation is very good. I think most books for Uzbek are in Tashkent.:(

[ArashArcher]

Atpaint, do you know the titles of any ozbek language textbook? If you do please tell me the names of those books and authors(if possible).

Thank you

[Mo'jiza]

i didn't find the book called marhamat.

They only sell it in ozbekistan?

I guess it is sold in Uzbekistan.

[ArashArcher]

so you bought it at tashkent?

[Mo'jiza]

so you bought it at tashkent?

A Japanese friend told me that he was learning through that book. I had a look then.

[ArashArcher]

anyways, thanks for your help and support. Take a good care of yourself and may god bless you.

rabbi seni seviyor (God loves you)