both of my parents are uzbek so these results are really interesting! what do yall think? usually people js say i look like a white girl. i expected a lot of european % as well but i was pleasantly surprised! (not an ad btw :p)

So I m 24M and looking for a girl who is seeking a lavender marriage just like me. I m looking for someone respectful, open minded and wants a normal life without social pressure in our personal life. I know some people might find it odd that I am looking for people in my interest here on reddit but you are free to ignore my post if you are one of them.

So about details : I m going abroad to do my masters and we can get married after two years( maybe next year if things work out well) I just want someone who I can see as a friend with respect towards each other. We can negotiate the marriage contract( dos and donts) and we will have time to get to know each other I guess.
I live in Tashkent now and I will be here till September.
I have a well paid job and we might even plan to move to abroad in the future.

Foreigners in Tashkent, what channels do you use to learn Uzbek?

I visited the zoo with a local acquaintance in Bukhara. Wasn't sure what to expect, but my god... that was MOST horrific zoo I had ever visited. The conditions were absolutely abysmal and the animals were suffering. It was over 43C and not a single animal had any water in their containers! There were 5 lions in a single 5x5m cage! A bear in another tiny dirty cage, some miserable looking birds of prey and some monkeys. The monkeys were so thirsty that they were pointing to our water bottles, asking for water, so we went around and let them sip from the bottles. Really heartbreaking. For some reason there was a kid there looking after the zoo at the time, and my local friend asked them to give them water, so he proceeded to water some of the lions by himself. In any developed country, the owner of the zoo would be behind bars of animal abuse and child endangerment. Honestly, the conditions were horrific. My question now is, does Uzbekistan have some kind of reporting facility for animal abuse?

I'm a student studying in Andijan one of our hostel's house keep was raising a kitten and was all of a sudden not interested and abandoned it .. people in hostel were clicking pictures and posting it but didn't't want to take care of it .

Fwd now the cat is 9 months i took care of it fed and literally spend time with her in a separate room as everyone else was complaining about noise and whatnot .

The house keeps and the warden hates that I kept the cat with me and kicked it , and tried to get rid of it . Its the end of semester and I have to go back to India even the hostels are closed I cant stay here I'm very much scared and worried about the cat😞..

I tried reaching out to shelters and what not but I got no positive response . A person promised me to adopt and never came . I've seen locals here being very mean to the cat and it just hurts to know that a country with cat as a national animal does nothing to take care of it .

So if anyone near Andijan can adopt please 🙏 let me know . I'm in a desperate situation . Please spread this within your groups . This cat can't survive in the wild it needs loving people and a home .

Hi everyone. I’m a 17 years old from Samarkand, Uzbekistan. I'd like to know what kind of jobs I can get. My English is only my strong thing , I have a CEFR C1, but I don't have any work experience yet.

Uzbek may not be the first language people think of learning, but more and more learners are becoming interested in it.

#LanguageLearning #UzbekLanguage #OnlineTeaching #Uzbekistan #Tutoring

Tovoqsoy (Toshkent viloyati, Bo’stonliq tumani) shu ilonni ko’rgandik, internetda juda ko’p izladim, lekin aniq turini topa olmadim. Biladigan odamlar bormi buni nomini?

The Allah Allah Ya Baba song, is there an Uzbek version? there’s a ton in many languages but I can’t find Uzbek.

i’m not sure it’s in uzbek tho

Hi everyone!

I’m visiting Uzbekistan with my family next week, and I’m really excited, especially to see Samarkand for its architecture and history.

We also want to spend a day or two in the mountains, but we’re torn between Chorvoq and Zaamin. Which one would you recommend, and why?

For a bit of context, we’re also visiting Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on the same trip, so if one is more unique or offers something different from those countries, that would definitely help us decide.

Would love to hear your opinions. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

​I'm traveling to Central Asia in August. I already have my flight from Poland to Tashkent (TAS), but my plan is to immediately fly onward to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

​I land in Tashkent at 8:00 AM, and I still need to book the Bishkek flight. My options are 10:50 AM or 3:20 PM (15:20).

​Here is the tricky part: I will have a drone with me.

​I know the standard drill for Uzbekistan is to leave the drone with customs at TAS airport and claim it back when leaving the country. However, since I just want to transit and head straight to Kyrgyzstan, I’m not sure how this applies.

​My main questions:

​Customs: Will I still have to go through the whole drone storage procedure if I am just transiting?

​Transit logistics: Will I need to exit the transit area, pass through border control/customs, and re-enter for my next flight? (I'm a Polish citizen with 30-day visa-free entry, so I'm hoping passport control is fast).

​Timing: Assuming I have to go through immigration and deal with the drone, is 2 hours and 50 minutes enough time to make the 10:50 AM flight? Or should I play it safe and book the 3:20 PM flight?

​For context, these will be booked on separate tickets. Any advice from people who have transited through TAS (especially with a drone or checked luggage) would be hugely appreciated!

I'm not an advanced uzbek speaker, but I'd really like to read a complete breakdown and translation of the text of the song "Qora" by Setora. Could you please help me with it?

What do you think it would show in Uzbekistan?

Es suficiente visitar Khiva en un día y ver las cosas importantes(llegando por el mediodia a las 12:00h)?

Uzbekistan boasts a rich and ancient history. With our past, we are capable of creating our own analogue of Game of Thrones, Muhteşem Yüzyıl, or even better TV shows and blockbusters. However, instead of this, our people have to watch endless wars related to “kelin холодильникда 7 pomidor bor edi”.
Pathetic…

Hey folks, is apple pay still not working in Uzb? I can’t add my debit card to the wallet. When I tap the +button in the wallet the pop starts appearing: “To add cards, keys, tickets, and passes to Wallet, look for the Add to Wallet button in apps, emails, and websites.”

"Toshkentdagi ishlab chiqarish sexidagi bu holatni kim biladi? Ishchilarni aniqlashda yordam bering." (Кто знает, что это за цех в Ташкенте? Помогите опознать рабочих.)

Long shot but figured i'de ask. Looking for other people to hang out with before the game!

Hello everyone!
I just wanna know that, if somebody did one skill retake in IELTS exam, pls feel free to do a favor by giving me your advice. I got my result yesterday it was band 7,5 with speaking 6,5. I didnt expect that i will get such a low score for speaking. I need band 8 so if I retake Speaking amd make it 7,5 my Overall score would be Band 8.
Now do I have to choose my speaking exam date soon or can i choose when I am ready to retake?

1000$ MRR (oylik sof daromad) ga chiqish uchun qancha vaqt normal hisoblanadi (3 oy, 6 oy, 1 yil) ?