Indications of Time
In this lesson you will learn vocabulary associated with indicating time, from morning to evening. To learn about days of the week and months, see the next lesson. If you joined Uzbek 101, you'll find quiz questions and flashcards at the end to help you study!

kun/kunduz - day

ertalab - in the morning

kechqurun - evening

​barvaqt - early

kech - late, p.m.

tun - night

har kuni - every day

ertaga - tomorrow

indinga - the day after tomorrow

hafta - week

bir haftadan keyin - in a week

kelasi yil - next year

hozir - now, nowadays

kelajakda - in the future

peshin - noon

doim - always

hech qachon - never

kamdan-kam - rarely

keyin - after

tez-tez frequently

soat nechada -
at what time

bayram - holiday

kechki ovwat - dinner

tanaffus - break/recess
Qachon? (When?)
The following are adverbs that indicate time of day:
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kun - day
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Bir hafta yetti kundan ibora. (A week consists of seven days.)​
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ertalab - (in the) morning
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Menga ertalab telefon qiling. (Call me in the morning.)​
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peshin - noun
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Peshinda tanaffusga chiqadi. (She takes a break at noon.)​
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kechqurun - (in the) evening
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Salim bugun kechqurun choyxonaga boradi. (Salim is going to a tea-house today in the evening.)​
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tun - night
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Tunda qaytamiz. (We will return at night.)​
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kunduzi - during the day
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Ertaga kunduzi kinoga boramiz. (We will go to a movie tomorrow during the day.)​
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kech - late, p.m.
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Bugun kech qaytamiz. (We will be back late today.)​
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kechqurunlari - (in the) evenings; a recurring event
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Kechqurunlari kitob o'qiyman. (In the evenings, I read a book.)​
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ertalablari - (in the) mornings
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Ertalablari choy ichamiz. (In the mornings, we drink tea.)​
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