Сез бик чибәр
Sez bik chibär
You are very attractive
Usage
A polite compliment with warmth
Grammar Note
"чибәр" describes a good-looking person; the predicate needs no copula.
Минем белән очрашырга телисезме?
Minem belän ochrashyrga telisezme?
Would you like to meet me?
Usage
Politely asking someone out
Grammar Note
"белән" = with; "… телисезме?" = do you want to …? Composed with regular grammar.
Әйдәгез, кичен бергә ашыйк
Äydägez, kichen bergä ashyyk
Let us have dinner together this evening
Usage
Inviting someone to dinner
Grammar Note
The hortative ends in "-ыйк"; "Әйдәгез" is the polite "come on". Composed with regular grammar.
Күзләрегез бик матур
Küzläregez bik matur
Your eyes are very beautiful
Usage
Complimenting someone's eyes
Grammar Note
Plural "-ләр" and the polite 2nd-person possessive "-егез" on "күз". Composed with regular grammar.
Сез миңа ошыйсыз
Sez miña oshyysyz
I like you
Usage
A modest way to say you like someone
Grammar Note
Literally "you please me".
Мин сине яратам
Min sine yaratam
I love you
Usage
Telling a close partner you love them
Grammar Note
Between intimates the informal "син" takes the accusative "сине".
Сез биергә телисезме?
Sez biyergä telisezme?
Would you like to dance?
Usage
Inviting someone to dance
Grammar Note
"биергә" is the infinitive of "бию"; "… телисезме?" = do you want to …? Composed with regular grammar.
Сез минем уемда
Sez minem uyemda
You are on my mind
Usage
Saying someone is on your mind
Grammar Note
"уем" (my thought) + locative "-да".
Әйдәгез, бергә йөрик
Äydägez, bergä yörik
Let us walk together
Usage
Suggesting a walk together
Grammar Note
The hortative ends in "-ик"; "йөрү" means going about, hence a stroll. Composed with regular grammar.
Мин сезнең турыда күп уйладым
Min sezneñ turyda küp uyladym
I thought about you a lot
Usage
Telling someone you have thought of them often
Grammar Note
"турында" = about. Composed with regular grammar.
Әйдәгез, тагын очрашыйк
Äydägez, tagyn ochrashyyk
Let us meet again
Usage
Suggesting another meeting at parting
Grammar Note
The hortative ends in "-ыйк"; "тагын" = again. Composed with regular grammar.
Елмаюыгыз бик нурлы
Yelmayuygyz bik nurly
Your smile is radiant
Usage
Complimenting a smile
Grammar Note
Polite possessive "-ыгыз" on "елмаю". Composed with regular grammar.
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