Бу сукмак никадәр авыр?
Bu sukmak nikadär avyr?
How difficult is this trail?
Usage
Ask how difficult the trail is
Grammar Note
"никадәр" = "how much", "авыр" = "difficult, heavy".
Тау түбәсенә менәргә күпме вакыт кирәк?
Taw tübäsenä menärgä küpme vakyt kiräk?
How long does it take to reach the summit?
Usage
Ask how long it takes to reach the summit
Grammar Note
Composed with regular grammar.
Мин адаштым.
Min adashtym.
I've lost my way / I'm lost
Usage
Say you are lost
Grammar Note
Past tense of "адашу" (to get lost).
Су кайдан алырга була?
Su kaydan alyrga bula?
Where can I get water?
Usage
Ask where you can get water
Grammar Note
Composed with regular grammar.
Бу тирәдә аюлар бармы?
Bu tirädä ayular barmy?
Are there bears in this area?
Usage
Ask if there are bears nearby
Grammar Note
"Бу тирәдә" = "in this area"; "аюлар" is the plural of "аю" (bear).
Һава торышы нинди булыр?
Hava toryshy nindi bulyr?
What will the weather be like?
Usage
Ask what the weather will be like
Grammar Note
"булыр" is the future of "булу".
Сукмак картасы бармы?
Sukmak kartasy barmy?
Is there a trail map?
Usage
Ask if there is a trail map
Grammar Note
Composed with regular grammar.
Минем аяк киемем яраклы түгел.
Minem ayak kiyemem yarakly tügel.
My shoes are not suitable
Usage
Say your footwear is not suitable
Grammar Note
Nominal predicates are negated with түгел. Composed with regular grammar.
Монда чатыр корырга ярыймы?
Monda chatyr koryrga yaryymy?
Is camping allowed here?
Usage
Ask if camping (pitching a tent) is allowed
Grammar Note
Composed with regular grammar.
Бу һава өчен мин юка киендем.
Bu hava öchen min yuka kiyendem.
I'm underdressed for this weather
Usage
Say you dressed too lightly for this weather
Grammar Note
Composed with regular grammar.
Гид яллап буламы?
Gid yallap bulamy?
Can I hire a guide?
Usage
Ask if you can hire a guide
Grammar Note
Composed with regular grammar.
Кыскарак юл бармы?
Kyskarak yul barmy?
Is there a shortcut?
Usage
Ask if there is a shorter way
Grammar Note
"кыскарак" is the comparative of "кыска" (short).
Ял итү урыны кайда?
Yal itü uryny kayda?
Where is the rest spot?
Usage
Ask where the rest spot is
Grammar Note
"ял итү" (to rest) + "урыны" (place).
Аякларым авырта.
Ayaklarym avyrta.
My legs / feet hurt
Usage
Say your legs/feet hurt
Grammar Note
Here plural + possessive.
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