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1. Гаҗәеп!

   Gajäyep!

   Amazing!

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   An adjective used as an exclamation.

2. Афәрин!

   Afärin!

   Well done!

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   An interjection of praise.

3. Хәлләр ничек?

   Khällär nichek?

   How are you?

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   This is the casual form without -егез.

4. Ни хәлләр бар?

   Ni khällär bar?

   What's new?

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   Literally "what news is there?".

5. Ярар.

   Yarar.

   All right

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   "ярар" comes from "ярау" (to suit) and means "all right".

6. Килештек.

   Kileshtek.

   Agreed

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   The past tense means "it is settled". Composed with regular grammar.

7. Җитте!

   Jitte!

   That's enough

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   "җитте" is the past of "җиту" (to suffice).

8. Киттек!

   Kittek!

   Let's go!

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   "киттек" is the first-person plural past of "китү" (to leave).

9. Әйдә.

   Äydä.

   Come on

   Usage

   A short expression for casual conversation

   Grammar Note

   "әйдә" is a word of encouragement or invitation.

10. Зарары юк.

    Zarary yuk.

    Never mind

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    "зарар" (harm) + possessive "-ы" + "юк": "there is no harm".

11. Дустым!

    Dustym!

    My friend

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    Used as a form of address.

12. Абый!

    Abyy!

    Brother (to an older man)

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    A form of address for an older man (literally "older brother").

13. Апа!

    Apa!

    Ma'am (to an older woman)

    Usage

    A short expression for casual conversation

    Grammar Note

    A form of address for an older woman (literally "older sister").

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