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Uzbek delivery worker hit the pedestrian and fled. The vicim is unable to receive coverage for the damages.

  • Uzbek delivery worker on the motorcycle hit the pedestrian and fled in Seoul.
  • He even altered his license plate in an attempt to avoid being traced.
  • However, Police arrested him three days after the incident.
  • He was revealed to be the illegal migrant from Uzbekistan who was delivering the food on uninsured motorcycle.
  • The victim cannot get compensated because the Uzbek delivery guy was uninsured.
u/rrolex_ — 9 hours ago

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u/Ambitious_March_7151 — 11 hours ago

Ulkan tezlikda ivojlanish uchun potensialimiz bormi?

O'zbekiston dunyoga borgan sari ochiq bo'lib boryapti va yaqinda global siyosatda ko'rinarli o'ringa ega bo'lish arafasida. Iqtisodiyotimiz ohirgi 3 yil ichida yaxshi natijalar ko'rsatdi.

Sizlarga binchi savolim, yangi administratsiya boshchiligida rivojlanyapmiz deb o'ylaysizmi? Va ikkinchi savolim, Singapur kabi "development boom" bo'lishi uchun uchun potensialimiz bormi? (geografik faktorlardan tashqari)

u/ElectronicDeer5550 — 10 hours ago

Is it normal to ask this?

I've been a single for a long time. And im 21 and need someone who i can marry her. I can find myself or my parents find. Which one is better? And is there anyone who wants to build a relationship or situationship?

Edited: I am an introvert that's why im.here

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u/Sudden_Papaya_483 — 18 hours ago

Visiting Uzbekistan for first time

I’m a 27 y.o woman from the UK engaged to an Uzbek man (who also lives in the UK), and I’ll be visiting Uzbekistan for the first time soon. I’d really appreciate any honest insight from people familiar with the culture both the good and the potentially challenging parts. What’s everyday life like there, especially around family and social norms? Is there anything I should know before visiting?

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u/ChampionshipQuiet273 — 18 hours ago

How do I avoid bullying?

Hello!

I am constantly getting bullied by my Afghani classmate and his friends.

Usually the reason is because I am a little bit overweight and my height is small.

I am very weak..

All of them are GYM monsters.

What should I do?

Because of them, I am losing my motivation to life

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u/edgyfish69 — 20 hours ago
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Uzbekistani Gymnast Dilnoza Abdusalimova Serving Real-Life JoJo Energy

u/Alloth- — 2 days ago

Oʻzbek tili sound translate

Salam! I just started my Uzbek language lessons and I can't find Uzbek translator with sound pronounce.

I just can't get how to pronounce tutuq belgisi, ex: she'r, da'vo.

Where can I find translator with speech?

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u/MaxHartman33 — 18 hours ago

Am I the a##hole here?

So, last day while playing football I injured my leg, game ended and could not walk to the home and decided to take a bus(my leg was really hurting).

I got into the bus, saw only one empty space next to hijabi young girl (probably 15-18), I am also young(17M) and I usually don't sit next to girls, but this tine I had no choice, I could not handle the pain. Sat next to her, she looked so pissed, I said : "Sorry my leg is hurting so bad, just 5 minutes and Im gonna stand up"

After a little silence she snapped so loud: "Aren't you feeling embarassed sitting to next hijabi girl??"

I said: "What do you mean? This is public bus and I just want to sit, nothing else"

She: "Boys are so fuc#king weak these days....bla bla bla"....god she is not stopping

I stood up, said: "If you want super privacy, try taking your dad's car next time" got out of the bus

I kinda feel sorry for saying the last line, what if she got no father you never know, that would break anyone's heart so bad.

So my question, should I fix my behaviour?

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u/Special-Solution528 — 1 day ago

uzbek girl with attitude

i’m 22uzbek female. why it’s so hard being girl in our country. i just broke up with my boyfriend two months ago because of my bad behavior and attitude(he thinks so). when his family asked about me from my mahalla they talked about me like mean, hostile, never shows respect for others, doesn’t have any good behavior. but i know myself it’s not me. i was always more energetic, emotional than others and never hide my thoughts. everyone loves to remind me that “u should stay calm. don’t talk to much, don’t laugh to much,try to say xop for everything, don’t discuss just say xop”.
i don't feel sorry for my ex, but how can people say that about someone they've only met on the street a couple of times in their life but never even spoken to?why should i stay calm and muted. why should i hide my emotions, expressions, thoughts, reactions.
why should i keep to act like a cool girl. i’m living my fcking early twenties and of course i want to shout, dance, cry, laugh, fight and find.
what a fuck is wrong with that dumb as* fuc*ing people.
aaaalllwayysss like as always they try to prove themselves to me that i am in the wrong way.
how did you know that is it ur second life in this world. shut a fuch up son of b(it’s for my ex). again i made sure some people think with their di*k in our place. ooo my goood. that’s why i keep hiding myself from people. mthrfckr.

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u/Green_Apple7189 — 1 day ago
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Liquid NanoClay: Turning Desert Sand into Farmland

Desert Control developed Liquid NanoClay (LNC), an innovative technology that transforms barren desert sand into fertile farmland within hours. By mixing natural clay and water into a liquid slurry, LNC coats sand grains with a thin clay layer, helping the soil retain moisture and nutrients like a sponge. This process greatly improves soil quality, reduces irrigation needs by 35%–77%, and can increase crop yields by 20%–60%. Successful trials have taken place in drought-prone regions such as the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and the United States. Although the technology shows strong potential to fight desertification and improve food security, high initial costs remain a challenge for widespread adoption by small farmers: https://www.bbc.com/future/bespoke/follow-the-food/the-spray-that-turns-deserts-into-farmland.html

Liquid NanoClay (LNC): https://earth.org/liquid-nanoclay/

LNC Explained (Video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuVT44HtXDM

Seven-Hour Soil? Norway’s Nanoclay Fix Is Real — But It Isn’t Magic. A deep dive on Desert Control’s Liquid NanoClay — physics, yields, and the numbers that matter: https://medium.com/technology-hits/seven-hour-soil-norways-nanoclay-fix-is-real-but-it-isn-t-magic-ebe50b6cfce1

u/Deepeye225 — 2 days ago

Fish&Bread

Dont order anything from Fish&Bread, Got this from my food today, contacted to the uzum support already, I dont know what to do next

u/Sea_Appearance_4642 — 1 day ago
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Why is it hard to find friends in Tashkent

I'm 18M uzbek, live in Tashkent. I am kinda introvert but sometimes extravert too (mixed probably). Most of the time, I am shy to talk to people. But I am talkative to people who are not judgy and similar to me. i have few close friends and they're all busy, and so am I. And it feels like there is no more thing to talk about, I sometimes call them once in two weeks or longer, but I still feel alone. I am trying to find friends, no matter the gender, or even a girlfriend who speaks english and not with typical uzbek mindset. I really don't know what to do in weekends. I would love to go to places, go to hiking, go to entertainment places, go to eat, play sports/outdoor activities, play video games, shoot videos, do business maybe or just chat online. It's really hard to find these kind of people in public. I can find friends but not the ones who are really like me. Wherever I've been to, people there were judgy, speaks only russian, or just street guys who just walk and smoke. I have some international friends but I can't meet any of them

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To'ylarda boshlovchi ruscha gapirishi | tragedik latifa haqiqat

Ingliz tilida bir atama mavjud "Slave Culture", ya'ni "Qullik Mintaliteti", ya'ni sobiq mustamlaka bo'lgan davlatidan ajralolmaslik. Taxminan bir yil oldin bir tanishimning to'yida ishtirok etgan edim, O'zbekistonning janubi-g'arbiy viloyatidagi bir tuman edi, meni lol qoldirgan bir narsa na kuyov taraf rus edi, na kelin taraf rus edi, ammo lekin biroq, boshlovchi (erkak va ayol edi), biri o'zbekcha, boshqasi esa ruscha chiroyli qilib gapirdi. To'y ishtirokchilari orasidan hech bo'lmasa ruslar bordir deb bir qarab chiqdim, ammo bironta rus ko'rmadim. 20 minutcha gapirgandan keyin "Baribir hamma o'zbek ekanku, ko'pchilik tushunmaydigan tilda gapirishim nodonlik" deb o'yladimi, sekingina tilni o'zbekchaga o'tqazdi. Bu bir tomondan juda kuldirdi meni, boshqa tomondan esa ha mayli aytmay qo'ya qolay. Bunaqa kulguli voqealar faqat O'zbekistonda ro'y bersa kerak deb o'ylayman. Askiyalar - beshigisan Aziz Vatanim!

Bu voqea unutgan edim lekin kuni kecha buni yodimga solgan narsa yaqinda bo'lib o'tgan bir tarixiy serialda o'ynagan mashhur O'zbekistonlik va Turkiyalik akiyorlarning to'ylari edi. Undan parcha 20 minutlik videoni ko'rdim, video oxirlariga yaqin boshlovchi o'zini rus tilida qanday "mukammal" gapirishini ko'rsatib qo'ydi. O'ylanib qoldim axir turklar ruscha bilmaydi, kelin ham rus emas, nega ruscha gapirilyapti? Bu qardosh millatni tushunishimiz uchun rus tili "o'rta til" vazifasini o'taydi deganlar ahmoqlar. (Chunki turklarning ko'pi rus tilini bilmaydi, bu xuddi Polyak va Ukrain bir-biri ispan tillarida gapirganday masalan) O'zi ba'zi amaldorlarimiz Turkiyaga borganda O'zbekcha (Turkiycha) gapirish o'rniga ruscha gapirib qovun tushirgani haqida bir nechta videolar ko'rgan edim.

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Chilren

There is so many boys and girls with problems

1.want to find a friend;

2.want to find a job with huge salary;

3.want to meet for bf or gf;

4.do not what to do in after 18 year

I wish give any advice, but If I am wrong please correct me:

1.if you need a friend do what you interest and do not scare to say hi, and call him or her to ask for advice of your similar interests, but after hobby damn do not scare to ask for a walk.

2.there will not be a huge salary if you will get kind a salary the shortly you will become really badman, with you will not realize it. Huge salary will get by practice by connections.

3.use tinder use any apps for a meet remember you hobby may bring you to relationship. You 18 teen you think your age partners don't want relationship. Yeah it is scary but if you guy write me I will send you good questions for girls (p.s. sorry ladies I am guy, so I found only for boys)))

4.go find a any knowledge which bring you to good future. No I don't mean go be doctor and find cure for cancer. Even basic I work in office new practice guys wish to live in center and don't know office softwares. Damn if you want to live in city you need knowledge office jobs. But in village you need village knowledges. (But if you want to find cure for cancer, good choose).

5.Marriage well it will be a russian roulette you will met a partner which can change because you also can change.

Bye.

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As tourists, are we going to struggle to get around with only english language ?

Salom to all!

I'm coming for a 2 weeks rip in your beautiful country with a friend at the end of the week. We will do the "classic" Toshkent-Samarqand-Buxoro trio, but also with a bit of traveling in Nuratau region, and we wanna do some hiking in the Ugam Chatkal area.
The thing is, while we're both fluent in English, none of us speaks any Russian. And I've been taking a few private online classes of Uzbek to get the basics of the language, but I don't believe this will be nearly enough to make us get by, so I don't think I can rely on this very basic knowledge.

Which makes me wonder: are we gonna struggle as tourists with only english in the country? When we go off the main cities, like for hiking in Ugam Chatkal, is it gonna be hard to find information?
I'm also a bit worried about getting overcharged for everything due to people taking advantage of language barrier and lack of knowledge of how much things actually cost.

So, in short: with only english fluency (and a very basic Uzbek level), how much can we expect to struggle to get around ?

Katta rahmat in advance for all advice :)

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u/Attlai — 1 day ago