Englisch Beispielsätze mit "Kazakh"

My school has Uighur, Han, Kazakh, Hui, Mongol, Kirghiz, Xibo, Tajik, and Uzbek ethnicities, among others.
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Kazakh is my native language.
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I will try to write in Kazakh myself.
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I have my goals, plans, and reasons for learning the Kazakh language.
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In my opinion, in Kazakh there are many words that come from other languages, but there's nothing wrong with that.
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He doesn't know the Kazakh language.
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She doesn't know the Kazakh language.
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What is the longest word in the Kazakh language?
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I don't speak Kazakh.
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Kazakhstan is called "Qazaqstan" in Kazakh.
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Adil the Kazakh believes that Neanderthals had red hair.
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I want to learn Kazakh.
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I translate from Russian into Kazakh.
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I'm learning Kazakh.
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I am learning Kazakh.
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Are you learning Kazakh?
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I am teaching Kazakh to foreigners.
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Let's also learn Kazakh!
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It is the 15th of March of 2015, at a pizzeria on Lulu Island. Adil the Kazakh and I discuss the multilingual and multicultural landscape of South Asia, centuries ago, when there were many kingdoms in the region. Farsi was an elitist language, he says. His Kazakh is a Turkic language in Central Asia. I dutifully and gleefully inform him about PIE, Proto-Indo-European, the ancestral language of many Caucasoids today. The origin in theory is Southern Russia near the Black Sea, more than 6000 years ago. PIE was the great-great-grandfather of languages like Spanish, English, German, Welsh, Hindi, Greek, and many others today. Adil and I discuss about some modern humans who have genes from other species, like the Neanderthals and Denisovans. Scientists know that the brain size of the Neanderthal was bigger than the modern human's.
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It is the 22nd of March of 2015. As I enter the Lulu Island pizzeria, Adil the Kazakh is sitting at a table, there he quietly reading a Russian fiction novel. I buy a diet cola and sit with him. I try to pronounce the Russian title. He approves of my pronunciation. I say that Russian letters look wide and masculine. He mentions that he has read Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Wood in Russian translation from Japanese. I mention another famous writer, Yukio Mishima. Sasha the Ukrainian enters. We all start talking about the Sexual Revolution of the 1960s. People were more positive then than now, in the lingering AIDS era. People are more negative now. Then we start talking about all sorts of drugs. Sasha's girlfriend, 58, a Canadian, smokes marijuana frequently. Marijuana is prevalent today. I think that it affects the mind.
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It is the 15th of February of 2015. On a more personal note, I am still able to make new friends, even that I know that I cannot keep them for long when they go away. Amongst others from the delivery gang of the pizzeria are two Russian-speaking friends, the Ukrainian Yaroslav and the Kazakh Adil. The ex-Soviet peoples are highly educated. I do miss talking to Bratislav, of Croatian ancestry, about ufology and starry philosophy. (Bratislav left the Lulu Island neighbourhood in May of 2014.) As long as people can still make friends is fine.

Do you speak Kazakh?

"Tell me, Anna, how come you speak Kazakh?" "It's my native language." "I'm flabbergasted. How can it be your native language? You speak perfectly normal German like everyone here, without any accent." "Well, I grew up in Germany, but at home we usually speak Kazakh."

Kazakh transitioned into the Latin alphabet.

Abai is one of the Kazakh people's great poets.

My dream is to study Kazakh in Almaty.

On the 6th of July of 2025, my Kazakh friend Timur in the café was telling me about Interslavic, which he initially called "Medžuslovjansky."

Today is the 9th of July of 2025, a bit of a wet day for summer. At Tim Hortons café, I partied by myself by eating two Supreme Stack sandwiches at different times, an extravagant expense for me. I drank two Iced Coffees with oat milk and an Iced Classic Lemonade. I didn't have a Fruit Explosion Muffin. I saw Lyle the white man sitting at a different corner. On the 7th, I went to the "Clam Temple," the Roman Catholic church on St. Albans Road, for the 66th time this year. On the 6th, I met Timur the Kazakh, waiting for his "fiery Persian" girlfriend at Tim Hortons café. The first time that I saw him, I enquired: "Are you Japanese? Filipino? Chinese? Korean? I couldn't guess..." as he denied the sequence of guesses. He was "Kazakh," like my pizza delivery man friend Adil from years ago at Pizza Hut. Timur is a handsome man, part-Russian and speaks Russian, Kazakh, and heavily accented English. He was wearing green camouflage army shorts. We talked about a lot of things, including his interest in video games and the auxlang Interslavic.

How do you say "insanity" in Kazakh?