Hotel

1. Rezervasiyam var

   Re-zer-va-si-yam var

   I have a reservation

   Usage

   Presenting your reservation at hotel check-in

   Grammar Note

   "Rezervasiya" + "-m" (my) + "var" (there is/have). "Var" expresses possession or existence; negation is "yoxdur" (there is not).

2. Bir otaq istəyirəm

   Bir o-taq is-tə-yi-rəm

   I would like one room

   Usage

   Requesting a room at a hotel

   Grammar Note

   "Otaq" = room. SOV: "Bir otaq" (object) + "istəyirəm" (verb). Variations: "ikili otaq" (double room), "tək otaq" (single room).

3. Qiymət nə qədərdir?

   Qiy-mət nə qə-dər-dir?

   How much is the price?

   Usage

   Asking for the room rate at a hotel

   Grammar Note

   "Nə qədər" (how much) + copula "-dir". Currency is Azerbaijani manat (AZN). Add "bir gecəyə" (per night) for a complete inquiry.

4. Otaqda Wi-Fi varmı?

   O-taq-da Wi-Fi var-mı?

   Is there Wi-Fi in the room?

   Usage

   Checking for Wi-Fi availability in the room

   Grammar Note

   "Otaq" (room) + locative "-da". "Var" (there is) + question "-mı". Locative alternates as "-da/-də" by vowel harmony.

5. Neçə gecə qalacaqsınız?

   Ne-çə ge-cə qa-la-caq-sı-nız?

   How many nights will you stay?

   Usage

   Hotel staff asking about the length of stay

   Grammar Note

   "Qal" (stay) + future tense "-acaq" + formal 2nd person "-sınız". Future tense in Azerbaijani uses "-acaq/-əcək" by vowel harmony.

6. Açarımı itirdim

   A-ça-rı-mı i-tir-dim

   I lost my key

   Usage

   Reporting a lost room key to hotel staff

   Grammar Note

   "Açar" (key) + "-ım" (my) + "-ı" (accusative). "İtir" (lose) + past "-dim" (I did). Possessive and case suffixes stack agglutinatively.

7. Otaqda problem var

   O-taq-da prob-lem var

   There is a problem in the room

   Usage

   Reporting a room issue to the front desk

   Grammar Note

   "Var" expresses existence. "Problem" is borrowed from Russian/English. Follow up with specifics like "Kran işləmir" (the tap doesn't work).

8. Çıxış saatı neçədir?

   Çı-xış sa-a-tı ne-çə-dir?

   What time is check-out?

   Usage

   Asking for the check-out time

   Grammar Note

   "Çıxış" (exit/checkout) + "saatı" (its time) + "neçədir" (what number is it). For check-in time: "Giriş saatı neçədir?"

9. Əl çantamı buraxa bilərsinizmi?

   Əl çan-ta-mı bu-ra-xa bi-lər-si-niz-mi?

   Can you keep my bag here?

   Usage

   Asking staff to hold your luggage after check-out

   Grammar Note

   "Buraxa" (leave/store) + "bil" (can) + polite "-ərsiniz" (you do) + question "-mi". Stacks potential mood and formal question in one utterance.

10. Səhər yeməyi daxildirmi?

    Sə-hər ye-mə-yi da-xil-dir-mi?

    Is breakfast included?

    Usage

    Checking if breakfast is included in the room rate

    Grammar Note

    "Səhər" (morning) + "yeməyi" (food/meal, possessive). "Daxil" (included, from Arabic) + copula "-dir" + question "-mi".

11. Dəsmal

    Towel

    Usage

    Ask reception for a towel; the same word also covers handkerchiefs and cloths, so show "hamam dəsmalı" for a bath towel

12. Yastıq

    Pillow

    Usage

    Ask for an extra pillow; "Bir yastıq da" = one more pillow

13. Yorğan

    Blanket / duvet

    Usage

    Ask for bedding; a thin blanket is usually the Russian-derived "adyal". Turkish "battaniye" is not used here

14. Sabun

    Soap

    Usage

    Ask for soap; liquid soap is "maye sabun"

15. Şampun

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Ask for shampoo; Azerbaijani uses the Russian-form "şampun", not Turkish "şampuan"

16. Diş fırçası

    Toothbrush

    Usage

    Ask for a toothbrush; toothpaste is "diş pastası"

17. Tualet kağızı

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    Ask for toilet paper; public toilets often have none, so carry your own

18. Saç qurudan

    Hair dryer

    Usage

    Ask to borrow a hair dryer; in speech the Russian-derived "fen" is even better understood

19. Paltar asılqanı

    Clothes hanger

    Usage

    Ask for extra hangers; "asılqan" alone works

20. Təmizlik

    Cleaning

    Usage

    Request housekeeping; "Otağı təmizləyin" = please clean the room

21. Səssiz otaq

    Quiet room

    Usage

    Show this at check-in to request a quiet room

22. Səs-küylü

    Noisy

    Usage

    Show this to complain about noise; to ask for a change of room, "Otağı dəyişmək olar?"

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