Weather & Climate

15 phrases · Azerbaijani with romanization, English and audio

  1. Bu gün çox istidir, elə deyilmi?

    Bu gün çox is-ti-dir, e-lə de-yil-mi?

    It's hot today, isn't it?

    Usage

    Weather conversation in Azerbaijan

    Grammar Note

    Azerbaijani is a Turkic language using Latin script

  2. Yağış yağacaq kimi görünür

    Ya-ğış ya-ğa-caq ki-mi gö-rü-nür

    It looks like it will rain

    Usage

    When rain seems likely

    Grammar Note

    "Kimi görünür" = "it looks like/appears" — an inference expression

  3. Güclü fırtına gəlir

    Güc-lü fır-tı-na gə-lir

    A strong storm is approaching

    Usage

    Warning about an approaching storm

    Grammar Note

    "Fırtına" means storm, cognate with Turkish

  4. Bu gün sərindir, elə deyilmi?

    Bu gün sə-rin-dir, e-lə de-yil-mi?

    It's cool today, isn't it?

    Usage

    Sharing appreciation for cool weather

    Grammar Note

    "Sərin" = cool/refreshing. Azerbaijan is on the Caspian Sea

  5. Hava proqnozunu deyin

    Please tell me the weather forecast

    Usage

    Asking for the weather forecast

    Grammar Note

    "Hava" from Arabic. "Proqnoz" = forecast, borrowed from European languages

  6. Günəş kremi lazımdır?

    Gü-nəş kre-mi la-zım-dır?

    Do I need sunscreen?

    Usage

    Ask on sunny days

    Grammar Note

    "Günəş" is the Turkic native word for sun

  7. Çətirlə getmək lazımdır?

    Çə-tir-lə get-mək la-zım-dır?

    Should I bring an umbrella?

    Usage

    Before going out in uncertain weather

    Grammar Note

    "Lazım" = necessary, borrowed from Arabic "lāzim"

  8. Quru mövsüm nə vaxtdır?

    Qu-ru möv-süm nə vaxt-dır?

    When is the dry season?

    Usage

    Travel planning question

    Grammar Note

    Azerbaijan's dry season: June–September. The Baku area has a semi-desert climate

  9. Yağışlı mövsüm nə vaxtdır?

    Ya-ğış-lı möv-süm nə vaxt-dır?

    When is the rainy season?

    Usage

    Ask about the rainy season

    Grammar Note

    Azerbaijan's rainfall is concentrated in autumn–winter (October–March)

  10. Günəş çox güclüdür

    Gü-nəş çox güc-lü-dür

    The sun is really strong

    Usage

    Exclamation about intense sunshine

    Grammar Note

    "-dür" is a predicative adjective ending. Azerbaijani follows vowel harmony

  11. Yağış

    Rain

    Usage

    Check or state the weather; "Yağış yağır" = it is raining

  12. Qar

    Snow

    Usage

    Check or state snow; "Qar yağır" = it is snowing. Rare in Baku but common in the winter mountains (Şahdağ, Quba)

  13. Külək

    Wind

    Usage

    Check or state wind; Baku is known as the windy city. Azerbaijani says "külək", not Turkish "rüzgâr"

  14. Günəşli

    Sunny

    Usage

    Check or state sunny weather; "günəş" (sun) + "-li" (having)

  15. Buludlu

    Cloudy

    Usage

    Check or state cloudy weather; "bulud" (cloud) + "-lu"

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