Signification
Asking for the price of an item
Contexte culturel
In traditional bazaars, asking the price is the start of a social interaction. Sellers may offer you a taste of the fruit before you buy. In modern shopping malls, prices are fixed and displayed on tags. Asking 'Bu neçəyədir?' is still common if the tag is missing. Sometimes, if you are a guest, a host might say 'Sənin üçün pulsuz!' (Free for you!). This is usually a polite gesture, and you should still offer to pay. On Azerbaijani Instagram shops, sellers often don't list prices to boost engagement. You will see hundreds of 'Neçəyədir?' comments.
Drop the -dir
In casual conversation, just say 'Bu neçəyədi?' to sound more like a local.
Check the Currency
Always confirm if the price is in Manats (AZN). 1 Manat = 100 Qəpik.
Signification
Asking for the price of an item
Drop the -dir
In casual conversation, just say 'Bu neçəyədi?' to sound more like a local.
Check the Currency
Always confirm if the price is in Manats (AZN). 1 Manat = 100 Qəpik.
The 'Bahadır' Trick
After asking the price, saying 'Bahadır' (It's expensive) often leads to an immediate discount offer.
Eye Contact
Maintain friendly eye contact when asking the price in a bazaar; it builds trust for haggling.
Teste-toi
Complete the question to ask for the price.
Bağışlayın, bu alma _______?
'Neçəyədir' is the specific word for 'how much' in terms of price.
Which phrase is used to ask for the price of a taxi ride?
Taksi ilə hava limanına...
To ask for the cost of a service or ride, use 'neçəyədir'.
Match the Azerbaijani phrase with its English meaning.
Phrases: 1. Bu neçəyədir? 2. Saat neçədir? 3. Neçə yaşın var?
Distinguishing between different 'neçə' (how many) questions is key.
Fill in the missing line in the dialogue.
Alıcı: Salam! Bu kitab neçəyədir? Satıcı: Salam! ______.
The seller should respond with a price (5 Manats).
🎉 Score : /4
Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
4 exercicesBağışlayın, bu alma _______?
'Neçəyədir' is the specific word for 'how much' in terms of price.
Taksi ilə hava limanına...
To ask for the cost of a service or ride, use 'neçəyədir'.
Associez chaque element a gauche avec son pair a droite :
Distinguishing between different 'neçə' (how many) questions is key.
Alıcı: Salam! Bu kitab neçəyədir? Satıcı: Salam! ______.
The seller should respond with a price (5 Manats).
🎉 Score : /4
Questions fréquentes
10 questionsYes, it is perfectly polite and neutral. You can use it with anyone.
Yes, you can say 'Bunlar neçəyədir?' for 'How much are these?'.
'Neçə' is for countable things, 'nə qədər' is for uncountable. But for price, both are used.
Just say the number and 'manatdır'. For example: 'Beş manatdır'.
No, if you are pointing at the object, you can just say 'Neçəyədir?'.
Yes, but the currency will be Toman/Rial instead of Manat.
Yes, 'Bir gecəlik neçəyədir?' (How much for one night?).
Ask them to write it down: 'Zəhmət olmasa, yazın'.
Just 'Neçəyə?' with a questioning tone is very common slang.
No, Azerbaijani has no grammatical gender.
Expressions liées
Nə qədərdir?
synonymHow much is it?
Qiyməti neçədir?
similarWhat is the price?
Bahadır
contrastIt is expensive
Ucuzdur
contrastIt is cheap
Endirim var?
builds onIs there a discount?
