[Karogh eq ognel?]

Context: A polite request for assistance.

[Karogh ek krknel?]

Context: When you didn't understand or hear what someone said.

[Karogh em pordzel sa?]

Context: Used in a clothing store to ask to use the fitting room.

[karogh ek' sa tal nran?]

Context: Asking someone to pass an object to a third party.

[Karogh em vcharel kartov?]

Context: Used at a shop or restaurant during checkout.

[Karogh eq indz hetazotel?]

Context: Asking a doctor for a medical checkup.

[Karogh eq srel im matity?]

Context: Asking for help with school supplies.

[Karogh ek' sa p'at'et'avorel?]

Context: Asking the seller to gift-wrap a purchased item.

[Ka-rogh ek indz tsuyts tal cha-na-par-he?]

Context: Used when you are lost and need directions to a place.

[Karogh ek storagrel ays pastatughte?]

Context: Used in formal or office environments.

[kne-rek]

Context: Used for apologizing or getting attention

[inch-pes ek]

Context: Formal way to ask about someone's well-being

[Aroghj yegheq]

Context: Used after someone sneezes or as a parting wish for health.

[Ognetsek indz]

Context: Use when you need assistance.

[Mi vakhetsek.]

Context: Used to reassure someone who is scared.

[mi ne-gha-tsek']

Context: Used to apologize if something might have sounded rude.

[Inch ek anum?]

Context: Asking about someone's current activity or occupation.

[Inch kartsiki ek?]

Context: Used to ask someone's thoughts or view on a matter.

[duk' i-ra-va-tsi ek']

Context: Used to acknowledge that someone else is correct.

[aystegh mi ts'khek']

Context: Used to inform someone of a non-smoking area.

[ma-koor od shun-chek]

Context: Giving advice while in nature or the mountains.

[Vortekh ek aprum?]

Context: Asking about someone's residence.

[Kani tarekan ek?]

Context: Asking someone's age in a formal way.

[Mi anhangstatsyek.]

Context: Used to comfort someone or tell them not to be concerned.

[Duk shat bari ek.]

Context: Used to thank or compliment someone for their kindness.

[Khor-y shunch kasheq.]

Context: A doctor giving instructions during a lung examination.

[Mi kich dan-dagh kho-sek]

Context: Used when a native speaker is talking too fast.

[duk' hishum ek' indz?]

Context: Asked when meeting an acquaintance after a long time.

[Yerek'shabti ōrə azat yem.]

Context: Informing someone of your availability for a meeting or event.

[Neretsek ushatsman hamar]

Context: Used when arriving late to a meeting or appointment.

[Inch ek khorhurd talis?]

Context: Asking for advice or a recommendation.

[Shtap ognutyun kancheq.]

Context: Used in emergency health situations.

[duk' hia-na-li tesk' u-nek']

Context: Used to compliment someone's appearance.

[Duk khosum ek angleren]

Context: Asking a stranger or acquaintance if they speak English.

[Khndrum em, batsek dzer grkery.]

Context: A standard instruction in a school environment.

[Khndrum em, kangnetsreq aystegh.]

Context: Used when asking a taxi or minibus driver to stop at a specific spot.

[Khndrum em, pokhantseq indz sghotsy.]

Context: Working with tools in a workshop.

[Indz anhrazhesht e meqena vardzakalel.]

Context: Used at a car rental agency.