Title: Mongolian Survival Phrases

bichig: sæːn ʊː?
English: Hello.

bichig: bɑjə̌rtæː
English: Goodbye.

bichig: bɑjə̌rllɑː
English: Thank you.

bichig: bi œːlə̌gsə̌n gue
English: I don’t understand.

bichig: ʧi æŋgə̌l xəl jærə̌ʤ ʧædn ʊː?
English: Do you speak English?

bichig: ʤœrlə̌ŋ xɑː bæːn be?
English: Where is the restroom?

bichig: dəlguːr xɑː bæːn be?
English: Where is the supermarket?

bichig: tɑː mɔŋgə̌l ug sæːxə̌n jærə̌ʤ bæːn
English: You speak Mongolian well.

bichig: ugue ugue    bi mɔŋgə̌l ugə̌n dəːn ɑːnæː
English: No, no, I can’t speak Mongolian well.

bichig: tɑnæː nər ʧin xən be
English: What is your name?

bichig: miniː nər _____
English: My name is John/Mary.

bichig: tɑː xɑːnɑːs irsə̌n be?
English: Where do you come from?

bichig: tɑː xɑːnxiːn xun be?
English: Where are you from (nationality)?

bichig: biː ɑmærə̌kɑːs irsə̌n    bi ɑmærə̌k xun
English: I’m from America. I’m an American.

bichig: biː dʊmdə̌d ʊlsɑːs irsə̌n     bi bɔl dʊmdə̌d ʊlsiːn xun
English: I’m from China. I’m Chinese.

bichig: biː gærmɑːs irsə̌n    bi bɔl gærmɑn xun
English: I’m from Germany. I’m German.

bichig: biː kʊriɑgɑːs irsə̌n    bi bɔl sɔlə̌ngɔːs xun
English: I’m from (South) Korea. I’m Korean.

bichig: biː æŋgə̌l ɑːs irsə̌n    biː bɔl æŋgə̌l hun
English: I’m from the UK. I’m British.

bichig: biː ɑstrɑliɑgɑːs irsə̌n    biː bɔl ɑstrɑliɑ hun
English: I’m from Australia. I’m Australian.

bichig: irəːd hədiː ʊʧə̌x e?
English: How long have you been here?

bichig: irəːd nəg oːdə̌r bɔlʤin
English: I've been here for one day.

bichig: irəːd nəg gærə̌g bɔlʤin
English: I've been here for one week.

bichig: irəːd nəg sɑr bɔlʤin
English: I've been here for one month.

bichig: irəːd nəg jil bɔlʤin
English: I've been here for one year.

bichig: ənd dɑsʤin ʊː
English: Are you accustomed to things here?

bichig: dɑsʤinɑː
English: I’m accustomed to it.

bichig: tɑː jɑmə̌r ɑʤə̌l tæː be
English: What do you do?

bichig: biː sʊrə̌gʧ
English: I’m a student.

bichig: biː bɑgʃ
English: I’m a teacher.

bichig: biː mæːmæːʧə̌n
English: I’m a businessperson.

bichig: xɑː jæbə̌x be
English: Where are you going?

bichig: biː gɑdə̌n gɑrijɑː
English: I’m going out.

bichig: juː xiːx be
English: What are you doing?

bichig: ən juː be
English: What is this?

bichig: tər juː be
English: What is that?

bichig: ənig mɔŋgə̌lɔːr juː gəx be
English: How do you say this in Mongolian? (point at something)

bichig: tərig mɔŋgə̌lɔːr juː gəx be
English: How do you say that in Mongolian? (point at something)

bichig: “friend” ig mɔŋgə̌lɔːr juː gəx be
English: How do you say “friend” in Mongolian?

bichig: “computer” ig mɔŋgə̌lɔːr juː gəx be
English: How do you say “computer” in Mongolian?

bichig: jæmə̌r ʊtə̌g tæː be
English: What is the meaning?

bichig: _____ gədə̌g ug jæmə̌r ʊtə̌g tæː be
English: What does ___ mean?

bichig: juː gənəː
English: What did you say?

bichig: tɑː dæxɑːd nəg xəlxuː
English: Can you please repeat that?

bichig: ugəːn udɑːn ʃig jærɑː tɑː
English: Please speak slowly.

bichig: gɑdgɑːd in xun
English: foreigner

bichig: ɔrə̌s xun
English: Russian

bichig: xɑr ɑrsdə̌n
English: black (person)

bichig: biː
English: I (me)

bichig: tɑː
English: you

bichig: ən
English: this

bichig: tɑː juː idxiː
English: What would you like to eat?

bichig: əniː ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want this. (Point at food or menu.)

bichig: mɔŋgə̌l bʊːs ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want Mongolian stuffed dumplings.

bichig: suː tæː ʧæː ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want milk tea.

bichig: joːxeː tæː bʊdɑː ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want millet and cream.

bichig: xʊrʊːd ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want cheese.

bichig: xæːrsə̌n bɔːb ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want fried bread.

bichig: joːxeː ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want cream.

bichig: ʧænsə̌n mɑx ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want boiled meat.

bichig: uxriːn mɑx ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want beef.

bichig: xœnə̌n mɑx ɑbjɑː
English: (I) want lamb.

bichig: uilʧə̌lə̌gʧəː
English: waiter/waitress

bichig: sɑbə̌x ɑbjɑː
English: Could you bring us some chopsticks.

bichig: ʧɔmɔː ɑbjɑː
English: Could you bring us a cup.

bichig: pil ɑbjɑː
English: Could you bring us a plate.

bichig: ʧɑːs ɑbjɑː
English: Could you bring us some napkins.

bichig: xɔyə̌r ɑjə̌g ɑbjɑː
English: Could you bring us two bowls.

bichig: kəkʊ kələ bæːnʊː
English: Do you have Coke?

bichig: xɑblə̌g bæːnʊ
English: Do you have a spoon?

bichig: xədiː jɔːs be
English: How much money is it?

bichig: nəg
English: one

bichig: xɔjə̌r
English: two

bichig: gʊrə̌b
English: 3

bichig: dorə̌b
English: 4

bichig: tɑb
English: 5

bichig: jʊrgɑː
English: 6

bichig: dɔlɔː
English: 7

bichig: næːm
English: 8

bichig: jus
English: 9

bichig: ɑrə̌b
English: 10

bichig: xœr
English: 20

bichig: gʊʧ
English: 30

bichig: doʧ
English: 40

bichig: tæb
English: 50

bichig: ʤir
English: 60

bichig: dɑl
English: 70

bichig: nɑj
English: 80

bichig: yir
English: 90

bichig: ʤʊː
English: 100

bichig: xɔjə̌r ʤʊː
English: 200

bichig: gʊrbə̌n ʤʊː
English: 300

bichig: dorbə̌n ʤʊː
English: 400

bichig: tɑbə̌n ʤʊː
English: 500

bichig: ɑrbə̌n nəg
English: 11

bichig: xœrə̌n nəg
English: 21

bichig: gʊʧə̌n nəg
English: 31

bichig: doʧə̌n nəg
English: 41

bichig: tæbə̌n nəg
English: 51

bichig: ʤirə̌n nəg
English: 61

bichig: dɑlə̌n nəg
English: 71

bichig: nɑjə̌n nəg
English: 81

bichig: jirə̌n nəg
English: 91

bichig: ʤʊː bogə̌d nəg
English: 101