Talking About Likes and Dislikes in English - Spoken English Lesson

Hi, I’m Stephanie.

Salom, men Stephanie.

Welcome to Oxford Online English!

Oxford Online English-ga xush kelibsiz!

In this lesson, you can learn how to talk about things you like or dislike in English.

Ushbu darsda siz qanday qilib gapirishni o'rganishingiz mumkin ingliz tilida sizga yoqadigan yoki yoqmaydigan narsalar haqida.

What do you like doing most of all?

Sizga eng muhimi nima qilish yoqadi?

What’s your favourite thing to do?

Sizning sevimli ishingiz nima?

What things do you have to do regularly, but you aren’t so keen on?

Siz muntazam ravishda nima qilishingiz kerak, ammo siz unchalik qiziqmaysizmi?

What about the things you can’t stand doing?

Qilishingizga toqat qilmaydigan narsalar haqida nima deyish mumkin?

Can you think of something you really hate?

Siz haqiqatan ham yomon ko'rgan narsangiz haqida o'ylay olasizmi?

During this lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about things that you like and dislike using

Ushbu dars davomida siz buni qanday qilishni bilib olasiz sizga yoqadigan va yoqtirmaydigan narsalar haqida suhbatlashing

clear, natural English.

aniq, tabiiy inglizcha.

Let’s go back to a question you heard before: what’s your favourite thing to do?

Avval eshitgan savolingizga qaytsak: nima qilishni yaxshi ko'rasiz?

So, what kind of music are you into?

Xo'sh, siz qanday musiqa bilan shug'ullanasiz?

I’m a big fan of blues, classic soul, things like that.

Men blues, klassik jon, narsalarning ashaddiy muxlisiman shunga o'xshash.

I really love Billie Holliday and a lot of stuff from that era.

Men Billie Xollidayni juda yaxshi ko'raman o'sha davrdagi narsalar.

What about you?

Sizchi?

I listen to a lot of different stuff, but what I really like is hip-hop.

Men juda ko'p turli xil narsalarni tinglayman, lekin menga juda yoqadigan narsa xip-xop.

Do you listen to music a lot at home?

Siz uyda musiqa ko'p tinglaysizmi?

Oh sure, all the time.

Aniq, har doim.

My favourite thing to do at the end of a long day is put on a record and just chill out

Uzoq vaqt oxirida qilish mening eng sevimli ishim kun yozuvga qo'yiladi va shunchaki chill

on the sofa with some good tunes.

yaxshi ohanglar bilan divanda.

Record?

Yozib oling?

You mean vinyl?

Siz vinilni nazarda tutyapsizmi?

Of course!

Albatta!

There’s no other way to listen.

Tinglashning boshqa usuli yo'q.

I wouldn’t go that far!

Men u qadar uzoqqa bormas edim!

Music makes me happy wherever I am.

Qayerda bo'lsam ham, musiqa meni xursand qiladi.

I can listen on my phone, at home, on vinyl, on CD…

Men telefonimda, uyda, vinilda tinglay olaman, CD-da…

I don’t care.

Menga baribir.

I just like it!

Menga yoqadi!

Here, you heard several useful phrases to talk about things you really like.

Bu erda siz uchun bir nechta foydali iboralarni eshitdingiz sizga juda yoqadigan narsalar haqida suhbatlashing.

Can you remember any of them?

Ularning birortasini eslay olasizmi?

If you really like something, you can say:

Agar sizga haqiqatan ham biron bir narsa yoqsa, shunday deyishingiz mumkin:

I really love…

Men chindan ham sevaman ...

I’m a big fan of…

Men ... ning ashaddiy muxlisiman ...

What I really like is…

Menga juda yoqadigan narsa ...

My favourite thing to do is… … makes me happy

Mening sevimli ishim ... … Meni baxtli qiladi

In the gap, you can put a noun, or an -ing verb.

Bo'shliqda siz ism yoki -ing qo'yishingiz mumkin fe'l.

For example:

Misol uchun:

I really love seafood.

Men dengiz mahsulotlarini juda yaxshi ko'raman.

Or: I really love swimming in the sea.

Yoki: Men dengizda suzishni juda yaxshi ko'raman.

This is true for all these phrases.

Bu barcha ushbu iboralar uchun amal qiladi.

Look at two more:

Yana ikkitasiga qarang:

I’m a big fan of 80s glam rock.

Men 80-yillarning glam-rok ashaddiy muxlisiman.

I’m a big fan of listening to music when I go jogging.

Men qachon musiqa tinglashning ashaddiy muxlisiman Men yugurishga boraman.

You can also vary some of these phrases, to make them stronger or weaker, or just to add

Bundan tashqari, ushbu iboralarning ayrimlarini, ga o'zgartirishingiz mumkin ularni kuchliroq yoki kuchsizroq qilish yoki shunchaki qo'shish uchun

variety.

xilma-xillik.

For example:

Misol uchun:

What I really enjoy is getting up late on a Sunday and going for coffee with friends.

Menga juda yoqadigan narsa - kechqurun turish yakshanba va do'stlar bilan kofe ichish.

My absolute favourite food is spicy chicken wings.

Mening mutlaq sevadigan taomim - achchiq tovuq go'shti qanotlar.

Doing yoga in the morning makes me feel good.

Ertalab yoga bilan shug'ullanish o'zimni yaxshi his qiladi.

Okay, what about you?

Yaxshi, siz-chi?

Can you make some sentences using these phrases?

Ushbu iboralarni ishlatib, bir nechta jumlalarni tuza olasizmi?

You can talk about music, or any other topic you like.

Siz musiqa yoki boshqa biron bir mavzu haqida suhbatlashishingiz mumkin Siz yoqtirasiz.

Pause the video and write down two or three sentences, using the language from this section.

Videoni pauza qiling va ikkitasini yoki uchtasini yozing ushbu bo'limdagi tildan foydalanib, jumlalar.

Ready?

Tayyor?

Let’s move on to part two.

Ikkinchi qismga o'tamiz.

Where shall we go?

Qaerga boramiz?

How about pizza?

Pitssa-chi?

Errgh…

Errgh…

I’m not keen on the pizza places around here.

Men atrofdagi pitssa joylariga qiziqmayman bu yerda.

There’s a Chinese place nearby which is supposed to be alright.

Yaqin atrofda xitoycha joy bor yaxshi bo'lishi kerak edi.

Want to check it out?

Buni tekshirmoqchimisiz?

Honestly, I don’t like Chinese food so much.

Rostini aytsam, Xitoy taomlari menga unchalik yoqmaydi.

I quite like Japanese food, though.

Menga yapon taomlari juda yoqadi.

Are there any Japanese places around here?

Bu erda yaponcha joylar bormi?

No, don’t think so.

Yo'q, o'ylamang.

That doesn’t help then.

Bu yordam bermaydi.

Indian?

Hindmi?

Spicy food isn’t my thing.

Achchiq ovqat meniki emas.

KFC?

KFC?

Yeah…

Ha ...

KFC’s alright.

KFC yaxshi.

Let’s go to KFC.

KFCga boramiz.

So, we live in a town with all these great restaurants, and we’re going to KFC?

Shunday qilib, biz bu buyuk narsalar bilan shaharchada yashaymiz restoranlar, va biz KFCga boramizmi?

Seriously?

Jiddiymi?

What’s wrong with KFC?

KFCda nima yomon?

It’s not bad.

Yomon emas.

Fine, let’s go.

Yaxshi, ketaylik.

In this dialogue, you heard phrases to talk about low-level likes and dislikes.

Ushbu dialogda siz gaplashadigan iboralarni eshitdingiz past darajadagi yoqtirish va yoqmasliklar haqida.

If you like something, but not that much, how can you say that?

Agar sizga biron bir narsa yoqsa, lekin unchalik emas, buni qanday ayta olasiz?

Here are the three ways you heard:

Siz eshitgan uchta usul:

I quite like…

Menga juda yoqadi ...

It’s alright.

Hammasi joyida.

It’s not bad.

Yomon emas.

The word alright doesn’t mean that something is good by itself.

Yaxshi so'zi bu degani emas o'z-o'zidan yaxshi.

However, with a positive intonation, it can mean that you like something.

Biroq, ijobiy intonatsiya bilan, u mumkin sizga nimadir yoqishini bildiradi.

Again, you can use these phrases with a noun or an -ing verb, like this:

Shunga qaramay, siz ushbu iboralarni ism bilan ishlatishingiz mumkin yoki quyidagi kabi fe'lli fe'l:

I quite like going for a short walk after lunch.

Men keyin biroz yurishga borishni juda yaxshi ko'raman tushlik

The film was alright.

Film yaxshi edi.

This garlic sauce is not bad!

Bu sarimsoq sousi yomon emas!

What if you don’t like something?

Agar sizga biron bir narsa yoqmasa-chi?

What could you say?

Siz nima deya olasiz?

Here are the phrases you heard in the dialogue:

Dialogda siz eshitgan iboralar:

I’m not keen on…

Menga qiziq emas ...

I don’t like … so much … isn’t my thing

Menga unchalik yoqmaydi ... … Meniki emas

Let’s see how you could use them:

Keling, ulardan qanday foydalanishingiz mumkinligini ko'rib chiqamiz:

I’m not keen on horror films.

Men dahshatli filmlarga qiziqmayman.

I don’t like going to the gym so much.

Sport zaliga borishni unchalik yoqtirmayman.

Getting up early isn’t my thing.

Erta turish mening ishim emas.

Again, you can use many of these phrases in different ways, by changing or adding words.

Shunga qaramay, siz ushbu iboralarning ko'pchiligini ishlatishingiz mumkin so'zlarni o'zgartirish yoki qo'shish orqali turli xil usullar.

For example:

Misol uchun:

I quite enjoy cycling.

Velosiped haydash menga juda yoqadi.

I’m not massively keen on that plan.

Men bu rejani juda xohlamayman.

Spending hours sitting on the beach isn’t exactly my thing.

Plyajda o'tirish uchun soat sarflash unday emas aynan mening narsam.

What about you?

Sizchi?

In our dialogue, we talked about food.

Bizning muloqotimizda biz oziq-ovqat haqida gaplashdik.

Can you use the language you’ve seen to make two or three sentences about yourself?

Siz ko'rgan tildan foydalana olasizmi? o'zingiz haqingizda ikki-uchta gap tuzing?

You can write about food, or any other topic.

Siz oziq-ovqat haqida yoki boshqa biron bir mavzu haqida yozishingiz mumkin.

For extra practice, say your sentences out loud.

Qo'shimcha mashq qilish uchun, jumlalaringizni ayting baland.

Say them several times, until the pronunciation is comfortable.

Talaffuz qilinguncha ularni bir necha marta ayting qulay.

Try to remember them, so that you can say them without reading.

Aytishingiz uchun ularni eslashga harakat qiling ularni o'qimasdan.

This way, you’ll remember the language better.

Shunday qilib, siz tilni yaxshiroq eslaysiz.

Pause the video and write your sentences now; start again when you’re ready.

Videoni to'xtatib turing va gaplaringizni hozir yozing; tayyor bo'lgandan keyin yana boshlang.

Okay, you’ve seen how to talk about things you like a lot, or things you like a little.

Yaxshi, siz narsalar haqida qanday gaplashishni ko'rdingiz sizga ko'p narsa yoqadi, yoki sizga yoqadigan narsalar.

But what if you really don’t have an opinion about something?

Ammo, agar siz haqiqatan ham fikringiz bo'lmasa bir narsa haqida?

What a great movie!

Qanday ajoyib film!

What did you think?

Siz nima deb o'ylaysiz?

It was okay.

Yaxshi edi.

You didn’t like it?

Sizga yoqmadi?

I didn’t mind it.

Men bunga qarshi emas edim.

I’ve seen better; I’ve seen worse.

Yaxshisini ko'rdim; Men bundan ham yomoni ko'rdim.

You’re difficult to please, aren’t you?

Sizni rozi qilish qiyin, shunday emasmi?

I thought it was amazing!

Men buni ajoyib deb o'yladim!

Don’t you think he’s a great director?

Uni ajoyib rejissyor deb o'ylamaysizmi?

I really like everything he’s made.

Uning qilgan hamma narsalari menga juda yoqadi.

I don’t have strong opinions about him.

Men u haqida qat'iy fikrlarga ega emasman.

So, what do you like?

Xo'sh, sizga nima yoqadi?

Honestly, I haven’t seen many movies that have impressed me recently.

Rostini aytganda, men bunday filmlarni ko'p ko'rmaganman yaqinda menda katta taassurot qoldirdi.

I saw that new ‘Blade Runner’ film.

Men "Blade Runner" yangi filmini ko'rdim.

And, you didn’t like it?

Va sizga yoqmadimi?

Meh…

Meh…

I could take it or leave it.

Men olishim yoki qoldirishim mumkin edi.

You’re annoying.

Siz bezovta qilyapsiz.

Anyway, what shall we do now?

Baribir, endi nima qilamiz?

Get a drink, or something to eat?

Ichasizmi yoki biror narsa iste'mol qilasizmi?

I’m not bothered either way, to be honest.

Rostini aytsam, meni hech qanday bezovta qilishmaydi.

In that dialogue, I did not have a lot of strong feelings about, well, anything really.

Ushbu suhbatda menda juda ko'p narsa bo'lmagan haqiqatan ham hamma narsa haqida kuchli tuyg'ular.

Can you remember the words and phrases I used to express this?

Men ishlatgan so'zlar va iboralarni eslay olasizmi buni ifoda etish uchun?

Often, you can express this kind of idea just with a word or a gesture.

Ko'pincha, siz bunday fikrni faqat ifoda etishingiz mumkin so'z yoki imo bilan.

Imagine you’re watching something on TV, and someone asks you if it’s a good show

Televizorda nimanidir tomosha qilayotganingizni tasavvur qiling, va kimdir sizdan bu yaxshi ko'rsatuvmi deb so'raydi

or not.

yoki yo'q.

You can express that it’s neither good nor bad by making a ‘meh’ noise and shrugging.

Siz buni na yaxshi, na yaxshi deb bilishingiz mumkin "me" shovqini chiqarish va yelka qisish bilan yomon.

However, there are also some useful phrases you can use, such as:

Shu bilan birga, ba'zi foydali iboralar ham mavjud foydalanishingiz mumkin, masalan:

It’s okay.

Mayli.

I don’t mind…

Qarshim yo'q ...

I don’t have strong opinions about…

Men haqida kuchli fikrlarim yo'q…

I can take it or leave it.

Men uni olishim yoki qoldirishim mumkin.

I’m not bothered either way about…

Meni hech qanday tashvishlantirmaydi ...

Like the phrases you’ve seen in other sections, you can use these with a noun or an -ing verb,

Boshqa bo'limlarda ko'rgan iboralar singari, siz ularni ism yoki -ing fe'l bilan ishlatishingiz mumkin,

except for I can take it or leave it, which is a fixed phrase, meaning that you can use it

faqat men uni olishim yoki qoldirishim mumkin, bundan tashqari sobit ibora bo'lib, uni ishlatishingizni anglatadi

as a response to someone else’s question or suggestion.

birovning savoliga javob sifatida yoki taklif.

Let’s see how you could use these phrases to talk about different things:

Keling, ushbu iboralarni qanday ishlatishingizni ko'rib chiqamiz turli xil narsalar haqida gaplashish:

The modern art museum was okay.

Zamonaviy san'at muzeyi yaxshi edi.

I don’t mind doing housework.

Uy ishlarini bajarishga qarshi emasman.

I don’t have strong opinions about which curtains we buy.

Men bu borada qat'iy fikrlarga ega emasman biz sotib oladigan pardalar.

I’m not bothered either way about where we go.

Qaerda ekanligi meni har ikki tomon ham bezovta qilmaydi Biz boramiz.

When you use okay, like the word alright, a lot depends on your intonation.

Yaxshi so'zidan foydalanganda, masalan, yaxshi, ko'p narsa sizning intonatsiyangizga bog'liq.

The word okay literally means ‘not good and not bad’.

Okay so'zi tom ma'noda "yaxshi emas" degan ma'noni anglatadi va yomon emas ".

However, with positive intonation, it can have a positive meaning, like quite good.

Biroq, ijobiy intonatsiya bilan, u mumkin juda yaxshi kabi ijobiy ma'noga ega.

With negative intonation, it can mean something like not very good.

Salbiy intonatsiya bilan bu nimani anglatishi mumkin juda yaxshi emas kabi.

Listen to the difference: It’s okay!

Farqni tinglang: Mayli!

It’s okay.

Mayli.

It’s okay.

Mayli.

In this way, okay can mean different things.

Shu tarzda, okay turli xil narsalarni anglatishi mumkin.

Also, the phrase I’m not bothered either way is more informal, and could sound rude

Bundan tashqari, men ham bu jumlani bezovta qilmayman yo'l ko'proq norasmiy va qo'pol ko'rinishi mumkin

or dismissive if you use it in the wrong situation, so think about where you are and who you’re

yoki uni noto'g'ri vaziyatda ishlatsangiz ishdan bo'shatish, shuning uchun qayerda ekanligingizni va kimligingizni o'ylab ko'ring

talking to before you say it.

aytishdan oldin suhbatlashish.

So, it’s your turn to practice again!

Shunday qilib, yana mashq qilish navbati!

Can you think of a movie or TV show that was just okay—not that good, and not that bad?

Siz bo'lgan film yoki teleshoular haqida o'ylaysizmi? shunchaki yaxshi - u qadar yaxshi emas va u qadar yomon emasmi?

Your job is to write three sentences about yourself using the language from this

Sizning vazifangiz uchta jumla yozishdir o'zingizning tilingiz bundan foydalanishi haqida

section.

Bo'lim.

If you can’t think of a movie or TV show to talk about, you can choose a different

Agar siz kino yoki teleshoular haqida o'ylay olmasangiz haqida suhbatlashish uchun siz boshqasini tanlashingiz mumkin

topic.

mavzu.

Pause the video and write your sentences now.

Videoni to'xtatib turing va gaplaringizni hozir yozing.

Okay?

Xop?

Finally, let’s see how you can talk about things you hate.

Va nihoyat, keling, qanday qilib gaplashish mumkinligini ko'rib chiqaylik siz nafratlanadigan narsalar.

That’s IT!

Bo'ldi shu!

I’m finished with that place.

Men o‘sha joyni tugatdim.

I’m definitely quitting this time!

Men bu safar albatta ishdan ketaman!

I can’t work there another day.

Men u erda boshqa kun ishlay olmayman.

What happened now?

Endi nima bo'ldi?

He is the worst manager ever!

U eng yomon menejer!

I can’t stand working with him.

Men u bilan ishlashga toqat qilolmayman.

I used to like going to work, but now I absolutely hate it!

Ilgari men ishlashga borishni yaxshi ko'rar edim, lekin endi mutlaqo nafratlanaman!

I have to find another job.

Boshqa ish topishim kerak.

You know you’ve been saying that for…

Bilasizmi, siz buni uchun ...

Ooh…

Ooh…

Since I met you?

Men siz bilan uchrashganimdan beri?

Yeah, but this time I mean it.

Ha, lekin bu safar buni nazarda tutayapman.

Even the little things are starting to drive me crazy, like the way he fidgets with his

Hatto kichik narsalar ham hayday boshlaydi men aqldan ozayapman, xuddi u bilan o'ynashi kabi

coffee cup when he talks.

u gapirganda kofe chashka.

So, have you started looking for a new job?

Xo'sh, yangi ish qidirishni boshladingizmi?

Not yet, but I will.

Hali emas, lekin qilaman.

I need a change.

Menga o'zgartirish kerak.

What about your colleagues?

Hamkasblaringiz haqida nima deyish mumkin?

I thought you got on well with them.

Men ular bilan yaxshi munosabatda bo'ldingiz deb o'yladim.

Some of them are alright, but I have no time for that woman in the accounts department.

Ulardan ba'zilari yaxshi, ammo mening vaqtim yo'q bu ayol uchun buxgalteriya bo'limida.

I really dislike the HR guy, too, whatever his name is.

Men, albatta, HR yigitini yoqtirmayman uning ismi.

You know, maybe you should be less negative.

Bilasizmi, ehtimol siz kamroq salbiy bo'lishingiz kerak.

If you go to work with that kind of attitude, I’m not surprised you clash with people.

Agar siz ishingizga shunday munosabat bilan borsangiz, Odamlar bilan to'qnashganingizga hayron emasman.

What do you mean, negative?

Siz nima demoqchisiz, salbiymi?

I can’t stand people telling me what to do!

Odamlar menga nima qilish kerakligini aytishlariga toqat qilolmayman qil!

What are you even talking about?

Hatto nima haqida gapirayapsiz?

I have no time for people like you and your stupid advice…

Sizga va sizga o'xshaganlarga vaqtim yo'q ahmoqona maslahat ...

Okay, here you heard a lot of phrases to talk about something—or someone—you strongly

Yaxshi, bu erda siz gaplashish uchun juda ko'p iboralarni eshitdingiz yoki biron bir narsa haqida - siz qat'iyan

dislike.

yoqtirmaslik.

Can you remember any of them?

Ularning birortasini eslay olasizmi?

If you really dislike something, you can say:

Agar siz haqiqatan ham biron narsani yoqtirmasangiz:

I can’t stand…

Men turolmayapman ...

I absolutely hate… … drives me crazy.

Men mutlaqo yomon ko'raman ... … Meni aqldan ozdiradi.

I have no time for…

Menda vaqt yo'q ...

I really dislike…

Men chindan ham yoqtirmayman ...

As before, you use these phrases with a noun or an -ing verb.

Avvalgidek, siz ushbu iboralarni ot bilan ishlatasiz yoki -ing fe'l.

For example:

Misol uchun:

I can’t stand people who cut in line.

Navbatni kesgan odamlarga toqat qilolmayman.

I absolutely hate every song he’s ever made.

Men u qilgan har bir qo'shiqni mutlaqo yomon ko'raman.

Walking behind someone who walks really slowly drives me crazy!

Haqiqatan ham sekin yuradigan kishining orqasida yurish meni aqldan ozdiradi!

Some of these phrases are more general.

Ushbu iboralarning ba'zilari umumiyroq.

You can use I can’t stand…, I absolutely hate…, or I really dislike… to talk about

Siz men turolmayman ... dan foydalanishingiz mumkin nafratlanaman… yoki men haqiqatan ham yoqtirmayman ... bu haqda gapirishni

anything: people, things, or activities.

har qanday narsa: odamlar, narsalar yoki tadbirlar.

However, with the other two phrases, you would use them to talk about people and

Biroq, boshqa ikkita ibora bilan, siz odamlar haqida gapirish uchun ularni ishlatar edingiz va

their habits.

ularning odatlari.

For example:

Misol uchun:

She’s always late, which drives me crazy.

U doim kechikadi, bu meni aqldan ozdiradi.

I have no time for people who say nice things to your face, then gossip behind your back.

Yoqimli gaplarni gapiradiganlarga vaqtim yo'q yuzingizga, keyin orqangizdan g'iybat qiling.

Okay, what about you?

Yaxshi, siz-chi?

It’s your last practice: pause the video, and write three sentences about things you

Bu sizning so'nggi amaliyotingiz: videoni to'xtatib turish, va o'zingiz haqida narsalar haqida uchta jumla yozing

strongly dislike.

qattiq yoqtirmaslik.

Use the language from this section, and start again when you’re ready.

Ushbu bo'limdagi tildan foydalaning va boshlang yana tayyor bo'lgach.

How was that?

Bu qanday edi?

Could you use the language easily?

Tildan bemalol foydalana olasizmi?

Did you check to make sure you didn’t make any mistakes?

Yo'qligini tekshirib ko'rdingizmi xatolar bormi?

Finally, we have a question for you: what do you like or dislike most about studying

Va nihoyat, sizlarga bir savolimiz bor: nima o'qishni yoqtirasizmi yoki yoqtirmaysiz

English?

Inglizcha?

Please tell us in the comments!

Iltimos, bizga izohlarda ayting!

Remember that you can find more of our free English lessons on our website: Oxford Online

Shuni unutmangki, siz bizning bepul narsalarimizdan ko'proq narsani topishingiz mumkin Veb-saytimizdagi ingliz tili darslari: Oxford Online

English.com.

English.com.

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