意味
Encouraging asking questions to learn.
文化的背景
In Uzbekistan, the concept of 'Andisha' (modesty) is very strong. Sometimes people are too shy to ask questions because they don't want to look 'uneducated'. This proverb is the primary tool used by teachers to break that barrier. The term 'Olim' historically referred to someone who studied in a Madrasah. Today, it is used for anyone with deep knowledge, but it still carries a sense of religious and moral respect. Uzbek schools often have this proverb written on the walls of the library or the entrance to the school to inspire students. Parents use this to encourage children to be curious. It is seen as a way to build a child's confidence from a young age.
Use it to be polite
If you need to ask for help, start by saying this proverb. It shows you are humble and respect the other person's knowledge.
Don't over-use
If you use it after every single question, it might sound repetitive. Save it for when you are genuinely stuck.
意味
Encouraging asking questions to learn.
Use it to be polite
If you need to ask for help, start by saying this proverb. It shows you are humble and respect the other person's knowledge.
Don't over-use
If you use it after every single question, it might sound repetitive. Save it for when you are genuinely stuck.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word in the proverb.
Bilmaganni so'rab o'rgangan _______.
The proverb specifically uses 'olim' (scholar) to show the high value of asking questions.
Which sentence best describes the meaning of the proverb?
Maqolning ma'nosi nima?
The proverb encourages asking about things you don't know.
Match the Uzbek words to their English meanings.
So'zlarni tarjimasi bilan moslang.
These are the core components of the proverb.
Complete the dialogue using the proverb.
A: Bu so'zni tushunmadim. B: Ustozdan so'rang, axir ...
This is the most appropriate context for the proverb.
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4 問題Bilmaganni so'rab o'rgangan _______.
The proverb specifically uses 'olim' (scholar) to show the high value of asking questions.
Maqolning ma'nosi nima?
The proverb encourages asking about things you don't know.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the core components of the proverb.
A: Bu so'zni tushunmadim. B: Ustozdan so'rang, axir ...
This is the most appropriate context for the proverb.
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よくある質問
2 問No, in this context, it means anyone who is learned or wise.
Yes, it is very appropriate and shows a growth mindset.
関連フレーズ
So'ragan ayb emas
similarAsking is not a fault.
Bilim - baxt kaliti
builds onKnowledge is the key to happiness.
O'qishning erta-kechi yo'q
similarIt's never too early or too late to study.
Ko'p o'qigan emas, ko'p ko'rgan biladi
contrastIt's not the one who reads much, but the one who sees much who knows.
