English: "My name is Emily".
Uzbek: "Mening ismim Emily". /məniη ismim Emily/
or more informal version: "Mening otim Emily". /məniη otim Emily/.
Sizning ismingiz Emily.
In Portuguese, you would say "Olá, meu nome é Emily."
"Oi, meu nome é Emily. Qual é o seu nome?"
Uzbek refers to both a culture and a language. Uzbek culture encompasses traditions, customs, arts, and cuisine of the Uzbek people, while the Uzbek language is the official language of Uzbekistan and is spoken by the majority of its population.
In Uzbekistan we use Russian and Uzbek languages. I am assuming you need Uzbek version of "how are you?". So here is it: "Ishlaringiz yahshimi?" - this is the answer to your question, it means how are you? Regards, Ab Abduvaitov
"Salom Bibi" is "hello grandmother" in Uzbek.
Mening ismim Niya!
Sevgi
Emily isn't a danish name, but a name very similar to Emily is "Emilie" :)
Emelie.
"Oi, meu nome é Emily. Qual é o seu nome?"
If you say your name in french you just pronounce it the same as you would normally mines Emily so i w ould just say Emily J'mapelle whatever your name is
English - Uzbek one birtwo ikkithree uchfour to'rfive beshsix oltiseven yettieight sakkiznine to'qqizzero no'l
Omad your bo`lsin
Black: Qora White: Oq
Emily is a name that does not exist in Arabic. You could write Emili (إميلي) in Arabic.The closest Arabic name that sounds like Emily is Amina (أمينة).
Uzbek refers to both a culture and a language. Uzbek culture encompasses traditions, customs, arts, and cuisine of the Uzbek people, while the Uzbek language is the official language of Uzbekistan and is spoken by the majority of its population.
- Salom How are you? - Qalaysiz?