Shopping
Markets, bargaining, and clothing sizes.
Say it like this
Bu qancha turadi?
Boo kahn-chah too-rah-dee?
How much does this cost?
Arzonroq bo'ladimi?
Ahr-zohn-rohk boh-lah-dee-mee?
Can you make it cheaper?
Boshqa rangi bormi?
Bohsh-kah rahn-gee bohr-mee?
Do you have other colors?
Katta/kichik o'lcham bormi?
Kaht-tah/kee-cheek ohl-chahm bohr-mee?
Do you have a larger/smaller size?
Local tips
Visit the Bazaars
Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent and Siab Bazaar in Samarkand are worth a stop for authentic crafts, spices, and textiles.
Bargaining is Expected
Start at about 50-60% of the asking price and negotiate politely. Always smile and be friendly.
Best Souvenirs
Hand-painted ceramics, ikat silk fabrics, suzani embroidery, and miniature paintings make great gifts.
Shopping at the bazaar is a social experience. Vendors will offer you tea and dried fruits while you browse. It's rude to rush, so enjoy the conversation and the atmosphere.
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