Ucuzdur
It is cheap
Phrase in 30 Seconds
Use 'Ucuzdur' to state that something has a low price or is a great bargain during your shopping trips.
- Means: 'It is cheap' or 'It's inexpensive' in a direct way.
- Used in: Bazaars, supermarkets, and when discussing budgets with friends.
- Don't confuse: With 'Münasibdir', which means 'reasonable' or 'appropriate' in price.
Explanation at your level:
معنی
Describing low cost.
زمینه فرهنگی
Bargaining (bazarlıq) is common in local markets. Even if something is 'ucuzdur', buyers often try to get it even cheaper. The proverb 'Ucuz ətin şorbası olmaz' warns that low-cost items often have hidden flaws. There are many 'Ucuzluq' stores in Baku which specialize in low-cost household goods. When hosting, people rarely call the food 'ucuz'. They focus on it being 'bol' (plentiful) or 'dadlı' (tasty).
Drop the R
To sound like a local in Baku, say 'Ucuzdu' instead of 'Ucuzdur'.
Quality Matters
Be careful calling a gift 'ucuzdur'; it might imply you didn't value the person enough to spend more.
معنی
Describing low cost.
Drop the R
To sound like a local in Baku, say 'Ucuzdu' instead of 'Ucuzdur'.
Quality Matters
Be careful calling a gift 'ucuzdur'; it might imply you didn't value the person enough to spend more.
The 'Daha' trick
Add 'daha' before 'ucuzdur' to say 'It is cheaper'.
خودت رو بسنج
Complete the sentence with the correct form of 'ucuz'.
Bu kitab cəmi 2 manatdır. O, çox ______.
Since the book is only 2 manat, it is cheap (ucuzdur).
Which sentence is correct?
Asking if the shoes are cheap:
This is the standard way to ask 'Are the shoes cheap?'.
Fill in the missing line.
A: Bu çanta 100 manatdır. B: O, ucuz deyil, ______.
If it's not cheap (100 manat for a bag), it's expensive (bahadır).
Match the phrase to the situation.
You find a shirt for 5 AZN.
5 AZN is a very low price for a shirt in Azerbaijan.
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ابزارهای بصری یادگیری
Ucuz vs Münasib
سوالات متداول
10 سوالNo, it's a neutral factual statement. However, in luxury contexts, 'münasibdir' is more elegant.
The opposite is 'bahadır' (it is expensive).
Avoid it. It implies the person has no moral value or is 'cheap' in a very negative sense.
You can say 'çox ucuzdur' or 'lap ucuzdur'.
Technically you can say 'ucuzdurlar', but 'ucuzdur' is very common for both singular and plural.
That is the Azerbaijani way of saying 'is'. It changes based on vowel harmony.
Yes, to describe the prices on the menu.
Yes, 'su qiymətinə' (at the price of water).
Simply say 'Ucuzdur?' with a rising intonation.
The suffix changes: -dır, -dir, -dur, -dür. For 'ucuz', it's always -dur.
عبارات مرتبط
Baha
contrastExpensive
Sərfəli
similarEconomical / Profitable
Münasib
similarReasonable / Appropriate
Su qiymətinə
specialized formDirt cheap
Endirim
builds onDiscount
کجا استفاده کنیم
At the Bazaar
Buyer: Pomidor neçəyədir?
Seller: Cəmi bir manat.
Buyer: O, çox ucuzdur! İki kilo verin.
Online Shopping
Friend A: Bu telefonu haradan almısan?
Friend B: İnstagramdan. Orada qiymətlər daha ucuzdur.
Taking a Taxi
Tourist: Hava limanına getmək neçəyədir?
Driver: On manat.
Tourist: Yaxşı, bu ucuzdur.
Discussing Travel
Person A: Gürcüstana getmək istəyirəm.
Person B: Bəli, orada yemək çox ucuzdur.
At a Restaurant
Customer: Menyuda niyə qiymətlər yoxdur?
Waiter: Narahat olmayın, bizdə hər şey ucuzdur.
Job Interview (Salary)
Candidate: Təklif etdiyiniz maaş bir az ucuzdur (low).
HR: Biz bonuslar da veririk.
Memorize It
Mnemonic
Think of 'U-Choose' (Ucuz) because it's so cheap you can choose everything!
Visual Association
Imagine a bright yellow discount sticker on a big red pomegranate at a Baku market. The sticker says 'UCUZ' in bold letters.
Rhyme
Ucuzdur, sərfəlidir, cibimə xeyirlidir. (It's cheap, it's profitable, it's good for my pocket.)
Story
A traveler enters a shop in Baku. He sees a beautiful carpet. He expects it to be 1000 AZN, but the seller says it's only 100 AZN. The traveler smiles and shouts, 'Ucuzdur!' and buys two.
Word Web
چالش
Go to a local supermarket website (like Bravo.az) and find three items. Say 'Bu [item] ucuzdur' for each one.
In Other Languages
Es barato
Spanish adjectives change gender; Azerbaijani 'ucuz' is gender-neutral.
C'est bon marché
French uses a multi-word phrase; Azerbaijani uses a single root + suffix.
Es ist billig
German 'günstig' is a better match for 'münasib' (affordable/favorable).
安い です (Yasui desu)
Japanese adjectives conjugate for tense (yasukatta); Azerbaijani adjectives don't, but the suffix does.
رخيص (Rakhis)
Azerbaijani requires the '-dur' suffix for a complete sentence.
便宜 (Piányi)
Chinese doesn't use a copula (shì) with adjectives like Azerbaijani uses '-dur'.
싸요 (Ssayo)
Korean has many levels of politeness; Azerbaijani mostly uses '-dur' or '-du'.
É barato
Portuguese uses 'barato' for masculine and 'barata' for feminine; Azerbaijani is invariant.
Easily Confused
Learners use 'ucuz' when they want to say 'affordable'.
Use 'münasib' if you want to sound more professional or polite.
Because 'ucuz' historically meant 'light', some confuse it with physical weight.
Use 'yüngül' for weight and 'ucuz' for money.
سوالات متداول (10)
No, it's a neutral factual statement. However, in luxury contexts, 'münasibdir' is more elegant.
The opposite is 'bahadır' (it is expensive).
Avoid it. It implies the person has no moral value or is 'cheap' in a very negative sense.
You can say 'çox ucuzdur' or 'lap ucuzdur'.
Technically you can say 'ucuzdurlar', but 'ucuzdur' is very common for both singular and plural.
That is the Azerbaijani way of saying 'is'. It changes based on vowel harmony.
Yes, to describe the prices on the menu.
Yes, 'su qiymətinə' (at the price of water).
Simply say 'Ucuzdur?' with a rising intonation.
The suffix changes: -dır, -dir, -dur, -dür. For 'ucuz', it's always -dur.