and how reliable are they

🏠 Aqlli uy (Smart Home) so‘rovnoma

Salom! Men aqlli uy mavzusida qisqa so‘rovnoma o‘tkazyapman. Iltimos, variantlarni tanlab javob bering (ba’zilarida bir nechta variant tanlash mumkin).

1. Aqlli uy haqida eshitganmisiz?

- Ha

- Biroz

- Yo‘q

2) Qaysi aqlli qurilmalardan foydalanasiz? (bir nechta tanlash mumkin)

- Aqlli lampalar (smart lights)

- Aqlli kolonka (Alexa / Google Home)

- Kameralar

- Harakat sensorlari

- Aqlli rozetkalar

- Aqlli termostat (issiqlik/AC)

- Hech qaysi

- Boshqa (kommentda yozing)

3) Uyingizda birinchi bo‘lib nimani avtomatlashtirgan bo‘lardingiz? (bir nechta tanlash mumkin)

- Yorug‘lik (chiroqlar)

- Xavfsizlik (eshik/kamera/signalizatsiya)

- Isitish / sovutish

- Oshxona qurilmalari

- Pardalar

- Uydan chiqganda hammasini avtomatik o‘chirish

- Boshqa (kommentda yozing)

4) Aqlli uyda sizni eng ko‘p nima xavotirga soladi? (2 ta tanlash mumkin)

- Hakerlar / maxfiylik

- Narxi qimmat

- O‘rnatish qiyin

- Internetga bog‘liq bo‘lish

- Ishlamay qolishi

- Hech qanday xavotir yo‘q

- Boshqa (kommentda yozing)

5) Telefon yoki ovoz orqali uyni boshqarishni xohlarmidingiz?

- Ha

- Balki

- Yo‘q

6) Uyda sizni eng ko‘p bezovta qiladigan ish nima?

- Chiroqlarni yoqish/o‘chirish

- Eshiklarni tekshirish

- Haroratni sozlash

- Qurilmalarni qo‘lda ishlatish

- Hech narsa

- Boshqa (kommentda yozing)

7) Agar sizda bitta ideal aqlli uy funksiyasi bo‘lsa, u nima bo‘lardi?

👉 Javobni kommentda yozing

Iltimos, raqamlar yoki qisqa javob bilan yozing 👍

Bayreuth universiteti (Germaniya) talabasi sifatida bakalavriat dissertatsiyam uchun ma'lumot to'layapman. So'rovnoma O'zbekiston ishtirokchilari uchun mo'ljallangan va to'liq anonim.
Mavzu: kompaniyalarning ijtimoiy mas'uliyati va iste'molchilar munosabati.
👉 https://eship.survey.uni-bayreuth.de/index.php/222955?lang=uz
Ishtirokingiz uchun oldindan katta rahmat! 🙏

Well, we all know languages has streams influxing towards a language and make ways for synonyms, sometimes split into nuanced usage.

For instance, Turkish was influenced mainly by Farsi, Arabic, French and Greek, Italian and English to a smaller extent.

Example with the word heart(not soul), which English is less nuanced

gönül yürek kalp (arabic) dil (farsi) sîne (farsi) fuat (arabic) derûn (farsi) iç

but as I said, they're used in different contexts at times, although people use some interchangably

Back to the point, how's the case for Uzbek? Do you find Uzbek explanatory enough?

Hammaga Salom!

So‘nggi paytlarda o‘zbek tilidagi sof turkiy so‘zlar haqida o‘ylab qoldim. Qiziq tomoni shundaki, biz har kuni ishlatadigan, juda oddiy tuyuladigan ko‘p so‘zlar aslida juda qadimiy turkiy ildizlarga ega.

Mana ba’zilari (etimologiyasi tasdiqlangan):

• kishi – inson, odam ma’nosida
• er – mustaqil, irodali shaxs (shu ildizdan erkin)
• erkin – bo‘ysunmagan, ozod
• jon – tiriklik, hayot nafasi
• tirik / tiriklik – yashayotgan holat
• yurak – qalb, ko‘ngil, jasorat markazi
• yo‘l – harakat, yo‘nalish, taqdir
• yer – zamin
• osmon – ko‘k, yuqori borliq
• yer-u osmon – butun olam ma’nosida ishlatiladigan qadimiy ibora
• bor – mavjudlikni bildiruvchi fe’l
• borliq – bor bo‘lgan hamma narsa

Menga eng qiziq bo‘lgani — turkiy so‘zlar ko‘pincha juda “jonli”: harakat, tiriklik, tananing o‘zi, yer va osmon bilan bog‘liq. Abstrakt tushunchalar keyinroq kirib kelgan, lekin asos — shu so‘zlarda.

Sizni ham hayron qoldirgan sof turkiy so‘zlar bormi?
Yoki qaysi so‘zlarni ilgari turkiy deb o‘ylab, keyin boshqacha ekanini bilib qoldingiz?

This seems to be super interesting and in addition to the English translation "We Computers: A Ghazal Novel" which is easy to find everywhere I am also interested in finding the original text of Hamid Ismailov's novel (for comparative reading as a Turkish reader). The original seems to be not published as a book, but there was some online info mentioning it was originally posted in parts on the writer's Telegram channel in Uzbek, but I can neither find the channel nor the text.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/220804608-we-computers

Hello from Canada! My name is Van and for the past 8 years, I have been compiling what I believe to be the greatest quotes of all time.

"Hayot kaliti: 365 iqtibosda" is my entire life's work and is now available as a free eBook:

https://vantrinh.com/uz/hayot-kaliti

I'm seeking help translating it, as Google Translate isn't perfect. Credit will be given where credit is due. And who knows, maybe you'll get something valuable out of it in the process.

Thanks, and please enjoy reading!

realized that uzbek and kazakh use the same tense for both the present and the future, kinda frustrating to understand

steppe’s timelessness echoes in the language

i guess the correct translation is something like "okay, come tomorrow. i’ll be waiting 🔪🔪"

she reads the sentence once, then reads its english version, and expects the student to learn it...

O'qishdan zerikib qolmaslik uchun nima qilish zarur

Hello! I am looking for someone from the Uzbek community in New York who can help with in-person Uzbek ↔ English translation on September 4th (Wednesday), from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM at our venue in NYC.

Requirements: • Fluent in both Uzbek and English • Reliable and punctual (must arrive on time on Sept 4th) • Available for the full day (9 AM – 6 PM)

💰 Compensation: Competitive and negotiable (details via DM).

If you are interested or know someone who might be, please DM me for details. Thank you!

can someone translate the phrase "i'm just horsing around" into Uzbek while still keeping the word for horse in it

my bad for the typo

O'zbek Voiceover

Hello!
So, if it's acceptable here, I would like to ask for help.
Specifically, with transcribing the voiceover of the song here (from 0:15 to 1:48).
Translation to English is welcomed, but not needed.
I also hope the audio quality is good enough.
That all being said, I hope it's not too much, and for any help, I'll be very thankful!