意思
A low volume of speaking.
文化背景
Speaking in a 'past ovoz' is a core component of 'Andisha' (modesty). It is especially expected from younger people when addressing their elders. In this region, known for its strict adherence to traditions, a 'past ovoz' is seen as the ultimate sign of a 'tarbiyali' (well-mannered) person. In the capital, while things are more modern, 'past ovoz' is still the rule in business meetings to show professionalism and calm. Classical poets often used 'past ovoz' to describe the humility of a lover before the beloved.
The '-da' Trick
Always add '-da' to say 'IN a low voice'. Without it, you are just saying 'low voice'.
Respect the Elders
When meeting an Uzbek elder for the first time, keep your voice at a 'past ovoz' to make a great first impression.
意思
A low volume of speaking.
The '-da' Trick
Always add '-da' to say 'IN a low voice'. Without it, you are just saying 'low voice'.
Respect the Elders
When meeting an Uzbek elder for the first time, keep your voice at a 'past ovoz' to make a great first impression.
Don't Whisper
A 'past ovoz' is not a whisper (pichirlash). It is just a low volume. Whispering can sometimes seem suspicious!
自我测试
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'past ovoz'.
Kutubxonada ________ gapirish kerak.
In a library, you must speak in a low voice (past ovozda).
Which sentence is the most polite when talking to an elder?
Kattalar bilan qanday gaplashish kerak?
Speaking in a low voice is a sign of respect (hurmat) in Uzbek culture.
Match the Uzbek phrase to its English meaning.
Match the pairs:
Past = Low, Ovoz = Voice.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Nega sekin gapiryapsiz? B: Chunki bolam ________.
You speak quietly when a baby is sleeping (uxlayapti).
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
Where to use Past Ovoz
Places
- • Library
- • Mosque
- • Hospital
- • Elder's House
练习题库
4 练习Kutubxonada ________ gapirish kerak.
In a library, you must speak in a low voice (past ovozda).
Kattalar bilan qanday gaplashish kerak?
Speaking in a low voice is a sign of respect (hurmat) in Uzbek culture.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
Past = Low, Ovoz = Voice.
A: Nega sekin gapiryapsiz? B: Chunki bolam ________.
You speak quietly when a baby is sleeping (uxlayapti).
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
10 个问题Yes, it is the standard polite way to speak in public or with elders in Uzbekistan.
Yes, 'past ovozda musiqa' means music at a low volume.
The opposite is 'baland ovoz' (loud voice).
You can say 'Ovozingizni pasaytiring'.
It's not wrong and locals use it, but 'past ovoz' is more precise for volume.
No, in this context it only means 'low'. However, in some contexts, 'past' can mean 'low quality' or 'vile', but not when describing a voice.
Yes, that means 'soft-spoken' as a personality trait.
Say 'Balandroq gapiring' (Speak a bit louder).
Very often, especially in historical dramas to show a character's nobility.
Yes, it can describe pitch, but 'yo'g'on ovoz' is better for a deep/bass voice.
相关表达
Baland ovoz
contrastLoud voice
Sekin gapirish
similarSpeaking slowly/quietly
Pichirlash
specialized formWhispering
Ovozni pasaytirish
builds onTo lower the voice/volume
