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Kyrgyz (Kyrgyzcha) is a Turkic language spoken mainly in Kyrgyzstan, while English is a Germanic language with global usage. Here’s a closer look at similarities, differences, and special considerations for translating between these two languages:
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| Аскер өлүмдөн коркпош керек деди. | The soldier said that one should not be afraid of death. |
| Демек, мен кетишим керек. | So, I must go. |
| Алар эмне болгонун билишет. | They know what happened. |
| Мен ал жакка баргым келди. | I wanted to go there. |
| Мен чоң атама жардам берем. | I help my grandfather. |
| Назареттен жакшы нерсе келе алабы? | Can anything good come from Nazareth? |
| Анткени алар телевизор көрүшөт. | Because they watch TV. |
| Алар сүйлөшкүсү келет. | They want to talk. |
| Кытайда алты ай жашадым. | I lived in China for six months. |
| Мен улантуудан абдан чарчадым. | I am very tired to go on. |
| Сизде арзаныраак нерсе барбы? | Do you have anything cheaper? |
| Түн жарымында уктап калам. | I fall asleep around midnight. |
| Сиз кызыл жарыкка өттүңүз. | You ran a red light. |
| Кириңиз. Сыртта суук болсо керек. | Come in. It must be cold outside. |
| Шашуунун кереги жок. | No need to rush. |
| Кээде менин итим чөп жейт. | Sometimes my dog eats grass. |
| Джуди бийлегенди жакшы көрөт. | Judy loves to dance. |
| Мен ага эжедей мамиле кылам. | I treat her like a sister. |
| Бир маалда келин күлүп жиберди. | Suddenly, the bride laughed. |
| Том дүйнөдөгү эң сулуу сүрөтчү. | Tom is the most beautiful artist in the world. |
| Оозуңду кенен ач. | Open your mouth wide. |
| Мектепке автобус менен барчубуз. | We went to school by bus. |
| Ал тиш доктурга барды. | He went to the dentist. |
| Ал дүлөй, бирок оозун окуй алат. | He is deaf but can read lips. |
| Жакырчылык ушундай бакыт. | Poverty is such a blessing. |
| IT адистери талап кылынат. | IT professionals are required. |
| Мария жөргөмүштөрдөн коркот. | Maria is afraid of spiders. |
| Алар өздөрүнүн гезиттерин окушат. | They read their newspapers. |
| Сиз жемиштерди жакшы көрөсүз. | Sounds like you like fruit. |
| Ал компетенттүү адам деп ойлойм. | I think he is a competent person. |