Casual and colloquial Tajik expressions and address terms used in everyday speech, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Tajik word or phrase. Back: English meaning.
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- Ака (Aka)
- Bro, older brother (informal address for an older or respected young man)
- Апа (Apa)
- Sis, older sister (informal address for a woman)
- Ҷура (Jura)
- Buddy, close pal
- Рафиқ (Rafiq)
- Friend, mate
- Чӣ гап? (Chi gap?)
- What's up? (casual)
- Гапҳо чӣ хел? (Gapho chi khel?)
- How's it going? (casual, literally "how are the matters")
- Ҳеҷ гап не (Hech gap ne)
- No worries, it's nothing (casual)
- Зӯр! (Zur!)
- Awesome! Great! (casual)
- Кайф кардан (Kayf kardan)
- To enjoy oneself, to have a great time (casual)
- Ана халос! (Ana khalos!)
- There, that's it! Finally! (casual exclamation)
- Вой! (Voy!)
- Oh! Ouch! (exclamation of surprise or pain)
- Э-э! (E-e!)
- Hey! Oh! (casual attention-getting exclamation)
- Мана (Mana)
- Here you go (casual, when handing something over)
- Худат бин (Khudat bin)
- See for yourself (casual)
- Ҳамту (Hamtu)
- Just like that, simply (casual filler word)
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