THE UYGHUR EMPIRE !

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Islamic Middle East and Persia
In the centuries after the life of Muhammad, Muslim armies poured out into all surrounding Areas, bringing the lands from Persia to Spain under their control. With this huge amount of land under their control, the Umayyad (and latter, the Abbasid) Caliphates allowed merchants and scholars to easily travel through western Eurasia, bringing goods and knowledge (which the Muslims greatly expanded) through the Caliphate and outward to less advanced regions, such as Western Europe. In 751, papermaking from China made its way to the West through Muslims. Trade introduced Islam to the Africans. In the Middle East, the success of Islam meant that culture would be changed forever. Even after the decline of the Abassid Caliphate, Islam would remain as one of the base institutions of the region. Future states of the region, such as the Safavid, Seljuk, and Ottoman Empires, were all "Islmaic Empires".

It is ironic that we fought for not become muslim for 300 years

I have left out another continuos form:

U ketiwatidu. (He is leaving.)
U ketmekte. (He is leaving (as if you are seeing his action))
U Ketiwatmaqta. (He is leaving and leaving.)

And Also another past tense form:

U ketetti. (He used to leave.)
U Ketti. (He left.)

Now some question words:

Nime: What
Ating (Isming) nime? What's your name?

Qandaq: How
Qandaq Ehwaling (turdung)? How are you?

Qaysi: Which
Qaysi rengni eng yaxshi korisen? (which color do you like best?)

Qançe: How much
Qanche pul? (How much?)

Neççe: how many
Neççe balang bar? (How many children do you have?)

Kim: Who
U kim? (Who is he?)

Ne(r) (Qayer): Where
Sen ne(r)din (Qayerdın) kelding? (Where are you from?)

Qaçan: When
Qaçan seni yene körimen? (When shall I see you again?)

I only used informal form. For polite form you can use: Siz and sili, for example:

Qandaq ehwalingiz? Qandaq ehwallari?
Ismingiz nime? Isimliri nime (nimikin)?
Siz nerlik? Sili nerlik? etc.

Teshekkür ederim, Si++!

Sorry for the late response, though.

Here are some basic verbs in Uyghur:

qil: do
nime qiliwatisen? (what are you doing?)

de: say
Men hiçnime demidim. (I didn't say anything.)

eyt: tell
Her qandaq iş bolsa, manga eyting.

al: take
Nechchini alisiz? (How many do you take?)

ber: give
Buni sizge kim bergen? (Who gave you this?)

tur: stay
Ashu yerde turup turung, men hazrirla yetip barimen. (Stay there, I'll be there at once.)

yat: lie down
Yetiweremsiz? ( are you always lying down?)

ur: hit
Sizni kim urdi? (who hit you?)

sat: sell
Bu resimingizni satamsiz? (do you sell this picture?)

kel: come
Qanchelerde kelersiz? (About when will you come?)

ket: leave
U kettimu? (did he leave?)

ayril: leave (relationship, also place)
Biz ayrilip kettuq. (We have left each other)
Yurtumdin ayrilghinimgha uzun zamanlar bolup ketti. ( It is been very long since I left home)

qal: stay back
Men qalay, siz bering. (I stay back, you go.)

bar: go, have
Yurtingizgha qaçan yene barisiz? (when do you go hometown again?)
Uning bek köp dostliri bar.

çiq: come up, go out
öydin çiqing! (leave the house!)

çüş: come down
peske çüşÃ¼nge, sizge deydighan gepim bar idi. (please come down, I have something to tell you.)

uç: fly
Bu hil quş bek tez uçidu. (This type of bird flies very fast.)

mang: walk
Sel tezrek mangghan bolsingiz. (I hope you can walk a little faster)

yügür: run
şunçe tez yügürüpmu, uninggha yetelmidim. (Although I ran very fast, still I couldn't catch him.)

uhla: sleep
U uhlawatidu, sel turup yene telifon qilamsiz? (He is sleeping, can you call back again later?)

oyghan: wake up
Oyghanmighan bizla qalduq. (We are the only people who haven't woken up yet.)

iç: drink
Su içemsiz? (Whould you lıke to drink water?)

ye: eat
Birer nerse yedingizmu? (did you eat something?)

tut: hold
Buni esingizde çing tutung. (keep this in your mind firmly.)

qoy: put (on something), let go
buni nerge qoyimen? (where shall I put this?)

kir: enter
Açquç yoq, Öyge kirelmidim. (I couldn't enter the house wıthout key.)

aç: open
U yerge yengi bir talla baziri eçiliptu. (I heard there is a supermarchet newly opened there)

yap: close, cover
Işikni yepiwetinge! (Please be kind to close the door)

kör: see, watch
Bu kinoni körgenmu? (Have you seen thıs movıe?)

qara: look
Qarang, bu jay nime digen güzel! (Look how beautıful thıs place ıs!)

baq: look with affection or look after
Uning qıya beqişlirini mengü unitalmaymen. (I can never forget her lookıngs.)
Bala beqiş ongay emes. (ıt ıs not easy to look after the chıld)

So beautiful! i want to learn Uyghur language to .

Thanks again for the input. I think It's better not to make a single post too long. So from now on, I'll give just a few words at one time, I appreacıate if you can also give respective Turkish sentences:

yür: go along, (or as boy and girl friend)

Ular yürüwatamdu? (Are they boy and girl friends?)

çök: sink (passive)

U sugha çöküp ketti. (he sank into the water)

çöm: sink (active)

U su cömülüşke amraq. (he likes swimming)
şatliqqa çömüş (full with happiness)

üz: swim

üzelemsiz? (can you swim?)

çila: put in the liquid
kiyimingni çilap qoydum. (I put your clothes in the water)

kiy: wear (clothes)
bugun qaysi kiymimni kiysem bolar? (Which clothes shall I wear today?)

Angla: hear
gepingiznı angliyalmidim. (I can hear your words)

tingşa: listen to
Radio tingşaşni yahşi körimen. (I like to listen to the Radıo)

yür: go along, (or as boy and girl friend)
this sounds like our "yürü" but we don't use with this meaning.

Ular yürüwatamdu? (Are they boy and girl friends?)

çök: sink (passive)
we have the same verb. it means many similar meanings. fall in, fall down, go down, settle. we have "batmak" for sink

U sugha çöküp ketti. (he sank into the water)
o suya batıp gitti

çöm: sink (active)
we have the same verb. it means settle down and similar meanings

U su cömülüşke amraq. (he likes swimming)
şatliqqa çömüş (full with happiness)
what does "amraq" mean hear? love?

üz: swim
we have the same: yüzmek

üzelemsiz? (can you swim?)
yüzebilirmisiniz?

çila: put in the liquid
kiyimingni çilap qoydum. (I put your clothes in the water)

kiy: wear (clothes)
bugun qaysi kiymimni kiysem bolar? (Which clothes shall I wear today?)
the same but little changed: giymek

Angla: hear
gepingiznı angliyalmidim. (I can hear your words)
we use this verb with different meaning:
anlamak - understand

tingşa: listen to
Radio tingşaşni yahşi körimen. (I like to listen to the Radıo)
we have the same verb but yours looks like chnaged a lttle:
dinlemek ( < tınglamak ) - listen to