How do you say “let's go” in Uzbek?

Ketdik!, pronounced ket-DIK. Ketdik is the colloquial “let's go, we're off”. To invite someone politely to come along, say Yuring.

Let's go in Uzbek: pronunciation and how to reply

Uzbek	Pronunciation	Meaning	When
Ketdik!	ket-DIK	Let's go!	Colloquial, among friends.
Yuring	yu-RING	Come along, let's go	Polite, to one person or a group.
Boramizmi?	bo-ra-miz-MI	Shall we go?	A suggestion.
Chorsuga boramiz	chor-su-GA bo-ra-MIZ	Let's go to Chorsu	To a taxi driver.
Qani, ketdik	qa-NI, ket-DIK	Come on, let's go

Capital letters mark the stressed syllable. Uzbek stress usually falls on the last syllable.

We have left!

Ketdik is literally past tense, “we left”. Using the past for something about to happen makes it sound decided.
Bormoq is to go (to a place); ketmoq is to leave; yurmoq is to walk or move along.
Destinations take -ga: bozorga, uyga, Toshkentga.

This phrase is part of Uzbek phrases for taxis and directions in the free phrasebook, with the grammar behind it.

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