In the third lesson of this course, you will learn to say how
you’re doing, ask about others and say where you are. First, a
review of what you know. You can say what something is: 1
translation: This is tea. (This-tea.) You can also say that
something is good: 2 translation: This tea good. You can ask if
something (like coffee-kofe) is good (using mi): 3 translation:
This coffee good? You can say that something is not (emas) good:
4 translation: This coffee good not. You can ask where (qayerda)
something (like the hotel-bu mehmonxona) is: 5 translation: The
hotel where? You can say where something is. 6 translation: here
7 translation: there 8 translation: at the hotel You know how to
say That is good: U yaxshi}. But if you want to say that you are
good, you use an ending, [man: I am good = Yaxshiman Say you are
good: 9 translation: Good-am. In Uzbek, you don’t need the
subject pronoun, I (men), but you can add it for emphasis: 10
translation: I good-am. You can also use this with "post-
positional phrases".