Azerbaijan - the land of fire

• Hotel check-in time: 14:00 PM, check-out time: 12:00 PM
• Transfer and guide service operating time: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Meals in restaurants have a duration of 1.5 hours
• Outside liquor is not allowed in the restaurants, with a corkage charge of $30-40 per bottle
• Meals should be eaten at the restaurant; takeaways are not responsibility of the tour
• The vehicle will adhere to the time schedule mentioned in the program. All group members should leave the hotel on time for starting tours in the morning.

General Greetings:

• Salam (Sah-lahm) / Hello
• He / Yox (Ha/Yok) – Yes / No
• Sag ol (Sa-ol) / Thank You
• Buyur (Bu-yur) / You're welcome
• Helekik (He-le-lich) / Goodbye

Directions:

• Tualet haradador (Tua-let ha-rad-da-dor) / Where's the toilet?
• Duz gedin (duz ge-din) / Go Straight
• Sola don (so-la don) / Saga don (Sa-ha don) – Turn left / Turn right
• Avtobus va qatar (Auto-Buss va Ga-tar) / Bus and Train

At the restaurant/bar:

• Dadlidir (Dod-lu-dur) / It's delicious
• Pivo (Pee-Vo) / Beer

At the market:

• Bu neceyedir? (Bu Neh-Cha-Ya-Dir) / How much is this?

Numbers:

• Sifir (See-fir) / 0
• Bir (Bi-er) / 1
• Iki (i-chi) / 2
• Uc (U-ch) / 3
• Dord (Dir-d) / 4
• Bes (Besh) / 5
• Alti (Al-t) / 6
• Yeddi (Yeh-de) / 7
• Sekkiz (Sah-kiz) / 8
• Doqquz (Doh-Kuz) / 9
• On (on) / 10

Larger numbers:

• For 11 to 20, simply say 10 plus the number. For example, 17 is On yeddi. The same works for multiples of 10. Simply say the multiple followed by the single digit.

Making friends:

• Senin adin nedir? (Se-nin a-dun ne-dir) / What's your name?
• Menin adim [Your Name] (Me-nim A-dim [Your Name]) / My name is [Your Name]
• Cox Sadam (Chuk sha-dam) / Nice to meet you.
• Necesen? Yaxsiyam (Na-tar-san / Yok-She arm) – How are you? / I'm Fine

For everything else:

• Ingilisce / Rusca (In-gil–lis-ca/ Rus-ca) – English / Russian
• Ingilisce danisa bilirsiniz? (In-gil-lis-ca dan-sha bil-ish-in-iz) / Do you speak English?
• Buna basa dusmurem (Buna basha dush-mu-ram) / I don't understand
• Men Azerbaycanca/ Rusca danisa bilmirem (Man … dan-sha bil-mir-am) – I can't speak Azerbaijani / Russian well