1. Uzbek national holidays

New words(yangi so'zlar)
Quarrel - janjal, nizo
Prosperity- rivojlanish
Spiritual - ruhiy
Purification - tozalash
Frightfully - vahimali
Negotiation - muzokaralar
Groom – kuyov
Questions (savollar)
1. What kind of customs are available in Uzbekistan?
2. When Navruz is celebrated?
3. What is Ramazan Hait?
4. Have you ever read the Eastern tales?
5. Do you know in the East the weddings?

2. The Way of living of the British people.
New words(yangi sõzlar)
Faiths – ishonch
Destinations – manzil
Coach – imtihonga tayyorlamoq, repetitor
Option – tanlash huquqi
Etiquette – odob

Religion
The UK is very tolerant of different faiths, and most towns have places of worship for the main world religions.

Many people in the UK may be broadly described as ‘culturally’ Christian, even if they do not consider themselves to have a formal or active faith. The major Christian festivals are public holidays, but other religious festivals such as Eid, Diwali, and Passover are widely observed and respected.
All universities have a Chaplaincy service, as a source of information about faith matters. Most students’ unions also have a range of faith-based societies and groups.
Alcohol, smoking, drugs
Student social life in the UK often involves drinking alcohol, and the university’s student union bar will usually be a focus of activity and meeting. All places that serve alcohol also serve soft drinks, and if you choose not to drink alcohol, this will not harm your student social life or ability to meet.
Food etiquette, manners and tipping
Making tea in a teapot, making small talk, asking for the bill, and many other aspects of daily life in the UK are all discussed in this interesting Guide to British manners.
Airport transfers – when you arrive in the UK
If you want someone to meet you at the airport, you can book an airport taxi transfer through your language school.
If you are travelling from the airport by public transport, there will be coach services and sometimes a train service. In London there are express train service – these are the fastest option but they are more expensive than slower travel options.
The UK is home to some of the world’s top museums and art galleries, music venues and theatres.
Outside the cities there is beautiful countryside and many castles, historic houses, parks and gardens.
Language centres usually organise student social programmes which will include visits to the UK’s popular destinations. Typical trips often include Stonehenge, Oxford, Cambridge, London, York and Edinburgh.
The UK is a union of four countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. 62 million people live in the UK. Most people live in England, which is the largest of the four countries.
There are over 100 different cities and towns with English language centres in the UK. Each destination offers something unique, so every student can find the perfect place to study.
Learn more about the UK’s regions
Public transport in the UK
The UK is small country with lots to see, and it is easy to use public transport to explore. Trains are the fastest way to travel, especially for long journeys. Book your tickets in advance for the cheapest prices.
Coaches are often the cheapest way to explore the UK – you can travel between major cities for as little as £5.