Saat neçədir?
What time is it?
Usage
Basic phrase to ask the current time
Grammar Note
"Neçədir" is "what number/how many" + copula "-dir"
Bugün həftənin neçənci günüdür?
What day of the week is today?
Usage
Used to ask what day of the week it is
Grammar Note
"Həftənin neçənci günü" means "the which-numbered day of the week" — asking the weekday
Bu gün neçənci tarixdir?
What is today's date?
Usage
Used to ask today's date
Grammar Note
"Tarix" is from Arabic "تاريخ" (history/date)
Görüş saat neçədə başlayır?
What time does the meeting start?
Usage
Used to ask what time a meeting starts
Grammar Note
"Başlayır" is the third-person singular present of "başlamaq" (to begin)
Səhər, günorta, yoxsa axşam?
Morning, noon, or evening?
Usage
Used to specify or ask about the time of day
Grammar Note
"Günorta" literally means "midday" — the shortened form of "günün ortası"
Sabah neçənci tarixdir?
What date is tomorrow?
Usage
Used to ask tomorrow's date
Grammar Note
"Sabah" means "tomorrow" but is also used in the morning greeting "Sabahınız xeyir"
Dünən bazara getdim.
Yesterday I went to the market
Usage
Used to describe something done yesterday
Grammar Note
"Getdim" is the first-person singular past definite of "getmək" (to go)
Tezliklə qayıdacağam.
I'll be back soon
Usage
Used to say you will return shortly
Grammar Note
"Tezliklə" is "tez" (fast/soon) + "-lik" + instrumental suffix "-lə" meaning "with quickness"
Bu il neçənci ildir?
What year is this?
Usage
Used to ask the current year
Grammar Note
"İl" means "year" in Azerbaijani
Yağış kəsildi, gedək!
The rain has stopped, let's go!
Usage
Used to suggest going out after the rain stops
Grammar Note
"Gedək" is the hortative form "let's go" — first-person plural invitation
Bir həftədən sonra.
One week from now
Usage
Used to express a time one week in the future
Grammar Note
"Sonra" means "after/later" — a postposition/adverb expressing time
Bu yer saat neçədə açılır?
What time does this place open?
Usage
Used to ask the opening time of a venue
Grammar Note
"Açılır" is the passive present "is opened/opens" — habitual action
Görüşümüz çərşənbə günüdür.
Our meeting is on Wednesday
Usage
Used to state what day a meeting is scheduled
Grammar Note
Azerbaijani day names are from Persian/Arabic. "Çərşənbə" is from Persian "چهارشنبه" (Wednesday)
Bir az gec gələcəyəm.
I'll be a little late
Usage
Used to inform someone you will be slightly late
Grammar Note
"Gələcəyəm" is the first-person singular future of "gəlmək" (to come)
Neçənci tarixdə təhvil ala bilərik?
On what date can we receive it?
Usage
Used to confirm a delivery or pickup date
Grammar Note
"Təhvil almaq" means "to receive/take delivery" — a compound verb
Bir gün
One day
Usage
Basic vocabulary for stating a duration.
Yarım gün
Half a day
Usage
Use to indicate a half-day duration.
Bir həftə
One week
Usage
Use to state a one-week duration, e.g. length of stay.
Bir ay
One month
Usage
Use to state a one-month duration.
Bir il
One year
Usage
Use to state a one-year duration.
Bazar ertəsi
Monday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Monday.
Çərşənbə axşamı
Tuesday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Tuesday.
Çərşənbə
Wednesday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Wednesday.
Cümə axşamı
Thursday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Thursday.
Cümə
Friday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Friday.
Şənbə
Saturday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Saturday.
Bazar
Sunday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day Sunday.
Bu gün
Today
Usage
Use to point to or state today.
Sabah
Tomorrow
Usage
Use to point to or state tomorrow.
Dünən
Yesterday
Usage
Use to point to or state yesterday.
Birisi gün
The day after tomorrow
Usage
Use to point to or state the day after tomorrow.
Srağagün
The day before yesterday
Usage
Use to point to or state the day before yesterday.
İndi
Now
Usage
Use to point to or state the present moment.
Sonra
Later
Usage
Use to point to or state a later time.
Bir saat
One hour
Usage
Use to state a duration of one hour.
İki saat
Two hours
Usage
Use to state a duration of two hours.
Otuz dəqiqə
Thirty minutes
Usage
Use to state a duration of thirty minutes.
Səhər
Morning
Usage
Use to point to or state the morning.
Günorta
Midday
Usage
Use to point to or state midday.
Axşam
Evening
Usage
Use to point to or state the evening.
Gecə
Night
Usage
Use to point to or state the night.
Gecə yarısı
Late night
Usage
Use to point to or state late at night.
Hər gün
Every day
Usage
Use to state that something happens every day.
Hər həftə
Every week
Usage
Use to state that something happens every week.
Hər ay
Every month
Usage
Use to state that something happens every month.
Bu həftə
This week
Usage
Use to point to or state this week.
Gələn həftə
Next week
Usage
Use to point to or state next week.
Keçən həftə
Last week
Usage
Use to point to or state last week.
Həftə sonu
Weekend
Usage
Use to point to or state the weekend.
Yanvar
January
Usage
Point to a date; Azerbaijani month names are the international set borrowed via Russian, unlike Turkish's native names (Ocak, Şubat…)
Fevral
February
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in February.
Mart
March
Usage
Use to point to a date in March; 20–21 March is the Novruz holiday.
Aprel
April
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in April.
May
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in May.
İyun
June
Usage
Use to point to a date in June; it starts with the dotted capital İ and differs from July ("İyul") by one letter.
İyul
July
Usage
Use to point to a date in July; do not misread it as June ("İyun").
Avqust
August
Usage
Use to point to a date in August; spelled differently from Turkish "Ağustos".
Sentyabr
September
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in September.
Oktyabr
October
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in October.
Noyabr
November
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in November.
Dekabr
December
Usage
Use to point to or state a date in December.
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