意味
Directing someone to a place.
文化的背景
When giving directions, people often use their whole hand to point rather than just one finger, as it is considered more polite. In the windy city of Baku, directions are often given relative to the wind (Xazri or Gilavar), but 'oraya get' remains the standard for immediate visual targets. In villages, 'oraya get' might be followed by a description of a landmark like a specific tree or a neighbor's house. A host will rarely tell a guest 'Oraya get' without accompanying them, as it might seem like they are dismissing the guest.
Use your eyes
Native speakers often look at the destination while saying 'Oraya get' to reinforce the direction.
The 'T' sound
Make sure the 't' in 'get' is crisp and not voiced into a 'd' unless you are saying 'gedin'.
意味
Directing someone to a place.
Use your eyes
Native speakers often look at the destination while saying 'Oraya get' to reinforce the direction.
The 'T' sound
Make sure the 't' in 'get' is crisp and not voiced into a 'd' unless you are saying 'gedin'.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct suffix for 'ora' to indicate movement 'to' that place.
Sən ______ (ora) get.
The dative suffix '-ya' is used to indicate the destination of the verb 'get'.
Which form is most appropriate when speaking to your grandfather?
Baba, zəhmət olmasa...
'Gedin' is the polite/plural form required for elders.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Haraya gedim? B: Bax, ______ get.
The speaker is pointing away, so 'oraya' (there) is the correct answer.
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3 問題Sən ______ (ora) get.
The dative suffix '-ya' is used to indicate the destination of the verb 'get'.
Baba, zəhmət olmasa...
'Gedin' is the polite/plural form required for elders.
A: Haraya gedim? B: Bax, ______ get.
The speaker is pointing away, so 'oraya' (there) is the correct answer.
🎉 スコア： /3
よくある質問
2 問In very informal speech, yes, but 'Oraya' is much better for learners to ensure they are understood.
It can be if said with a harsh tone. Adding 'zəhmət olmasa' makes it a polite request.
関連フレーズ
Bura gəl
contrastCome here
Yola düş
similarHit the road / Start going
Düz get
specialized formGo straight
Geri qayıt
contrastCome back
