Rahmat
Thank You
Rahmat = thank you. Katta rahmat = thank you very much.
How It Works
Rahmat is the everyday word for thank you. It suits friends, strangers and elders alike.
- Rahmat! (Thank you!)
- Katta rahmat! (Thank you very much!) katta means big.
- Sizga rahmat! (Thank you!), word for word "thanks to you", with -ga.
Thanks for something. Say the reason first, then uchun (for), then rahmat: Yordamingiz uchun rahmat. (Thank you for your help.) yordamingiz is yordam (help) with the -ingiz ending for your.
Replying to thanks. Say Arzimaydi (You are welcome), word for word "it is not worth it". You will also hear Salomat boʻling (Be healthy), a warm wish that people often say when thanking someone or saying goodbye.
Spelling: rahmat is written with h, not x. They are different letters, and raxmat is a common spelling mistake.
Examples (6)
- Rahmat!
Thank you!
- Katta rahmat, ustoz.
Thank you very much, teacher.
Word by Word: Big thanks, teacher.
- Yordamingiz uchun rahmat.
Thank you for your help.
Word by Word: Your-help for thanks.
The reason comes first, then uchun, then rahmat.
- Choy uchun rahmat.
Thanks for the tea.
Word by Word: Tea for thanks.
- — Rahmat! — Arzimaydi.
— Thank you! — You are welcome.
Word by Word: — Thanks! — It-is-not-worth-it.
Arzimaydi is the usual reply to thanks.
- Sizga rahmat!
Thank you!
Word by Word: To-you thanks!
Common Mistakes
Writing rahmat with x.
Raxmat!Rahmat!The word is spelled with h. Raxmat is one of the most common spelling mistakes in Uzbek online writing.
Leaving out uchun when saying what the thanks are for.
Yordamingiz rahmat.Yordamingiz uchun rahmat.To name the reason, you need uchun (for) after it.
How It Connects
Learn This First
Builds on Greetings: Assalomu alaykum and Salom.
Related Patterns
- uchunFor
Uchun (for) names what you are thankful for: yordamingiz uchun rahmat.
Level 2 - MarhamatHere You Are, Please Go Ahead
Marhamat (here you are) is often what you hear right before you say rahmat.
Level 1 - IltimosPlease
Iltimos (please) and rahmat (thank you) are the two basic polite words.
Level 1 - -(i)ngizYour (Polite or Plural): -(i)ngiz
This ending makes yordamingiz (your help).
Level 1 - q / x / gʻ / hThe Back Consonants Q, X, Gʻ and H
Rahmat is spelled with h, not x. This entry explains the difference.
Level 1 - KechirasizExcuse Me, Sorry
Kechirasiz (excuse me, sorry) is another everyday polite word.
Level 1
Words in This Pattern
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