Hotel

1. Rezervasyona min heye

   Re-zer-vas-yo-na min he-ye

   I have a room reservation

   Usage

   Telling the hotel reception that you have a booking

   Grammar Note

   heye is the existential verb; possession uses "X-a min heye". "reservation" is "rezervasyon", exactly as in the Basic Words category ("Rezervasyona min heye"). "Odeyeke min heye" says "I own a room" and does not state that you have a booking

2. Kilîta odeyê bide min

   Ki-lî-ta o-de-yê bi-de min

   Please give me the room key

   Usage

   Asking for the room key at check-in or when returning to your room

   Grammar Note

   bide is the imperative of dan (to give). -yê is the genitive case ending

3. Taştê kengê ye?

   Taş-tê ken-gê ye?

   What time is breakfast?

   Usage

   Asking about the breakfast time at the hotel

   Grammar Note

   kengê is the interrogative "when", used to ask about time

4. Fermandana derketinê kengê ye?

   Fer-man-da-na der-ke-ti-nê ken-gê ye?

   What time is check-out?

   Usage

   Asking the hotel about the check-out time

   Grammar Note

   derketin is the verbal noun of "to leave/go out". Check-out literally means "departure procedure"

5. Odeyê germ nake

   O-de-yê germ na-ke

   The room is not heating up

   Usage

   Reporting a heating problem to reception; Kurdish mountain regions can be cold

   Grammar Note

   nake is the negative present 3rd-person of kirin (to do/become). na- is the negation prefix

6. Odeyeke ji bo du kesan heye?

   O-de-ye-ke ji bo du ke-san he-ye?

   Is there a room for two people?

   Usage

   Asking for a double or twin room at a hotel or guesthouse

   Grammar Note

   ji bo means "for". kesan is the plural oblique form of kes (person)

7. Internet li odeyê dixebite?

   In-ter-net li o-de-yê di-xe-bi-te?

   Does the internet work in the room?

   Usage

   Checking whether Wi-Fi or internet is available in the room

   Grammar Note

   dixebite is the present 3rd-person singular of xebitîn (to work/function)

8. Xawliya min winda bûye

   Xaw-li-ya min win-da bû-ye

   My towel is missing

   Usage

   Reporting to reception that your towel is missing from the room

   Grammar Note

   winda bûn is a compound verb meaning "to go missing". -ya is a genitive suffix variant

9. Odeyê biguherîne

   O-de-yê bi-gu-he-rî-ne

   Please change my room

   Usage

   Requesting a room change when there is a problem with your current room

   Grammar Note

   biguherîne is the imperative of guhertin (to change). bi- is the imperative prefix

10. Ji bo firîna min, ji kerema xwe min şiyar bikin

    Ji bo fi-rî-na min, ji ke-re-ma xwe min şi-yar bi-kin

    Please give me a wake-up call for my flight

    Usage

    Requesting a wake-up call for an early morning flight

    Grammar Note

    şiyar kirin means "to wake (someone) up". firîn means "flying/flight". bikin is the polite (plural) imperative

11. Xawlî

    Towel

    Usage

    Point at it when asking at reception

12. Balgeh

    Pillow

    Usage

    Point at it when asking at reception

13. Betanî

    Blanket

    Usage

    Point at it when asking at reception

14. Sabûn

    Soap

    Usage

    Point at it when asking at reception

15. Şampûan

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Point at it when asking at reception

16. Firçeya diranan

    Toothbrush

    Usage

    Point at it at reception or in a shop

17. Kaxeza tuwaletê

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    Point at it at reception when it has run out

18. Odeyeke bêdeng

    A quiet room

    Usage

    Show it as a request when checking in

19. Deng pir zêde ye.

    It is too noisy

    Usage

    For asking to change rooms

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