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✔️Struggle with debilitating feelings of sth - yomon hischalardan azyat chekish.

🥇When working abroad, people may struggle with debilitating feelings of homesickness, loneliness, and isolation.

🥈When living in nursing homes, older people may struggle with debilitating feelings of unworthiness, stress, and anxiety.

🥉When using social media, adolescents often struggle with debilitating feelings of inadequacy, frustration, and low self-esteem.

🏅When receiving low salaries, junior employees may struggle with debilitating feelings of disenfranchisement, marginalization, and injustice.

Where do you come from?

I’m from Navoi, a city in Uzbekistan. It’s located in the western part of the country and is known for its mining industry, especially gold and other natural resources.

What do you like most about your hometown?

I really appreciate the peaceful environment in Navoi. It’s not as crowded as the bigger cities like Tashkent, so you can enjoy a slower pace of life. Also, the surrounding nature, with deserts and mountains, is quite unique and beautiful.

Is your hometown a good place for young people to live?

I think it can be, but it depends on what you’re looking for. Navoi is great if you enjoy a calm, laid-back lifestyle. However, for young people seeking more entertainment or job opportunities in fields outside of mining, they might find it a bit limited. But recently, the city has been developing, so things are slowly changing.


Have you noticed any changes in your hometown recently?

Yes, there’s been quite a bit of development. For example, new buildings and infrastructure have been built, and some parks have been renovated. The local government is also investing in tourism to attract more visitors, which is nice to see.

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Map vocabulary

Right — o'ng
Left — chap
Top — tepada, ustida
Bottom, below — pastda, ostida
Corner, angle — burchak
Triangular — uchburchak
Rectangular — to'rtburchak
Circular — aylana
Go on — davom etmoq
Go ahead, go straight — to'g'riga
Keep going, keep on — davom etmoq
Turn — aylanish, burulish
Take a right/left — o'nga/chapga burilmoq
Cross — kesib o'tmoq
Across — bo'ylab, orqali, ichidan
Road - yo'l, katta ko'cha
Street — ko'cha
Near, close to — yaqin
In the vicinity of — yaginida
Right to the end — shundoq oxirida
Right beside — yonida
Right there — o'sha yerda
Opposite — qarshisida
Behind — orqasida
Site — joy
Side — yon tomon
Right/left hand side — o'ng/chap qo'l taraf
Path, walkway, footpath, walk path — piyodalar yo'lagi
Pedestrian — piyoda
Pedestrian crossing — zebra chiziq
Traffic light — svetafor
Traffic jam - tirbandlik
Pass — yonidan o'tib ketish
By — yonida, orqasida, yaqinida
Circulation — aylana
Roundabout — aylana, krug
Row, line — qator, chiziq
Layout, plan, blueprint — loyiha
Orientate — arentir olmoq
Along, throughout — bo'ylab
Entrance — kirish
Next to — yonida
Front — to'g'risida
Head, lead — boshlamoq
In the middle/center — o'rtasida
Warehouse — omborxonda
Staff canteen — ishchilar oshxonasi
Human resources — kadrlar bo'limi
Boardroom — majlisiar zali
Fill — to'ldirmoq
Junction — uch ko'cha
Crossroad / intersection — chorraxa
Bend — burulish
Sharp band — keskin burulish
immediately — shundoqqina, darhol

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