Family

Learn family in Uyghur in lesson 3. Study vocabulary, practical phrases and example sentences, then try interactive exercises.

Learn family member names

Learning objectives

  • Identify and match the selected family-member terms.
  • Recognize and complete selected fixed statements about family.

How to use this lesson

Recognize family terms and selected fixed family statements. Two appears only as a fixed preview before Numbers and is not a new productive number target here.

Vocabulary

  • دادا · dada — Dad
  • ئانا · ana — Mother
  • ئوغۇل · oghul — Son
  • قىز · qiz — Daughter
  • ئاكا · aka — Older brother
  • ئىنى · ini — Younger brother
  • سىڭىل · singil — Younger sister
  • بوۋا · bowa — Grandfather
  • موما · moma — Grandmother
  • بالا · bala — Child
  • ئاتا-ئانا · ata-ana — Parents
  • تۇغقان · tughqan — Relative

Practical phrases

  • بۇ مېنىڭ ئائىلەم · Bu méning ailem — This is my family.
  • ئانام ئوقۇتقۇچى · Anam oqutquchi — My mother is a teacher.
  • دادام شەھەردە ئىشلەيدۇ · Dadam sheherde ishleydu — My father works in the city.
  • مېنىڭ ئىككى بالام بار · Méning ikki balam bar — I have two children.
  • قېرىندىشىڭىز بارمۇ · Qérindishingiz barmu — Do you have siblings?
  • مەن توي قىلغان · Men toy qilghan — I am married.
  • بىز كەچلىك تاماقنى بىللە يەيمىز · Biz kechlik tamaqni bille yeymiz — We eat dinner together.

Context examples

  • بۇ مېنىڭ ئائىلەم. — This is my family.
  • مېنىڭ ئىككى بالام بار. — I have two children.
  • مېنىڭ ئانام مۇئەللىم. — My mother is a teacher.
  • ئاكا-سىڭىللىرىڭىز بارمۇ؟ — Do you have siblings?
  • مەن ئۆيلەنگەن. — I'm married.
  • بىز كەچلىك تاماقنى بىللە يەيمىز. — We eat dinner together.
  • دادام شەھەردە ئىشلەيدۇ. — My father works in the city.

Language and cultural note

Tip: Uyghur has different words for older and younger siblings — "aka" (older brother) vs "ini" (younger brother).

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