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I want to buy a present. Me- -o-ga-o----c-i---. Men sovga olmoqchiman. M-n s-v-a o-m-q-h-m-n- ---------------------- Men sovga olmoqchiman. 0
But nothing too expensive. Le-i- juda qi------a---. Lekin juda qimmat narsa. L-k-n j-d- q-m-a- n-r-a- ------------------------ Lekin juda qimmat narsa. 0
Maybe a handbag? Ehtim-l--sum--? Ehtimol, sumka? E-t-m-l- s-m-a- --------------- Ehtimol, sumka? 0
Which color would you like? Q-y-----n--i ----ay-i-? Qaysi rangni xohlaysiz? Q-y-i r-n-n- x-h-a-s-z- ----------------------- Qaysi rangni xohlaysiz? 0
Black, brown or white? Qor-- jigar-a----ok- --? Qora, jigarrang yoki oq? Q-r-, j-g-r-a-g y-k- o-? ------------------------ Qora, jigarrang yoki oq? 0
A large one or a small one? K--t-mi -o-i ki--ik--? Kattami yoki kichikmi? K-t-a-i y-k- k-c-i-m-? ---------------------- Kattami yoki kichikmi? 0
May I see this one, please? b-n----rsa- --y---i buni korsam maylimi b-n- k-r-a- m-y-i-i ------------------- buni korsam maylimi 0
Is it made of leather? B- -e-im-? Bu terimi? B- t-r-m-? ---------- Bu terimi? 0
Or is it made of plastic? Y--i-p--s-ik-an q-l-ng--m-? Yoki plastikdan qilinganmi? Y-k- p-a-t-k-a- q-l-n-a-m-? --------------------------- Yoki plastikdan qilinganmi? 0
Of leather, of course. A--at-a,----i. Albatta, teri. A-b-t-a- t-r-. -------------- Albatta, teri. 0
This is very good quality. Bu- a-n-qs-- -------sifat. Bu, ayniqsa, yaxshi sifat. B-, a-n-q-a- y-x-h- s-f-t- -------------------------- Bu, ayniqsa, yaxshi sifat. 0
And the bag is really very reasonable. V- -um-- ha-iq--a- h-m arz-n. Va sumka haqiqatan ham arzon. V- s-m-a h-q-q-t-n h-m a-z-n- ----------------------------- Va sumka haqiqatan ham arzon. 0
I like it. M---- yoq-ap-i. Menga yoqyapti. M-n-a y-q-a-t-. --------------- Menga yoqyapti. 0
I’ll take it. Men-b----ol-m-n. Men buni olaman. M-n b-n- o-a-a-. ---------------- Men buni olaman. 0
Can I exchange it if needed? M-n-ularni-a-mas-t-r--m b--a-i-i? Men ularni almashtirsam boladimi? M-n u-a-n- a-m-s-t-r-a- b-l-d-m-? --------------------------------- Men ularni almashtirsam boladimi? 0
Of course. Al-at-a. Albatta. A-b-t-a- -------- Albatta. 0
We’ll gift wrap it. B-z --a--i-so----si---id- ---- o--mi-. Biz ularni sovga sifatida orab olamiz. B-z u-a-n- s-v-a s-f-t-d- o-a- o-a-i-. -------------------------------------- Biz ularni sovga sifatida orab olamiz. 0
The cashier is over there. K--s-----a--ti---a-u ye---. Kassa apparati ana u yerda. K-s-a a-p-r-t- a-a u y-r-a- --------------------------- Kassa apparati ana u yerda. 0

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