O'zbekiston Respublikasi or Ўзбекистон Республикаси
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Uzbek
Uzbek, or Uzbeki
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.
Uzbeks are from Uzbekistan, and they are Muslims. They are not Christians.
Uzbekistan was the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic of the USSR from 1924 until 1991.
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
The currency of the Republic of Uzbekistan is "Uzbek Soum", 2180 soums = 1 Us Dollar
26,593,000, but only around 80% of this are ethnically Uzbek.
Uzbek Black - a black wool goat from Uzbekistan
Bukharan Jews are from what is now Uzbekistan. However, the term Uzbek is an ethnic term and a national term. Bukharan Jews are not ethnic Uzbeks and only Bukharan Jews who still live in Uzbekistan (<1% of the current Bukharan Jewish community) have Uzbek citizenship, but otherwise, they are predominantly Israeli and American citizens.
Uzbekistan was formerly known as the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic, as it was a part of the Soviet Union before gaining independence in 1991.