"Hello" in Uighur is: yahshi mu si z, and there are actually many Chinese expressions of "Hello" in Uighur:

For example, a colleague and good friend said: yahshimu? (ok? ) or yagi San? (Are you there? )

If it is with elders, say: tinqlikmu? (Is it safe? ) or salametlikmu? (How are you? ) and so on.

Uyghur is the language spoken by Uighurs mainly distributed in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China, with a population of about1.300 million. In addition, there are users from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan.

Extended data:

In China, modern Uygur language is divided into three dialects: Central Dialect, Hotan Dialect and Luobu Dialect. The standard language is based on the central dialect, with Yili-Urumqi sound as the standard sound, and its word formation is rich.

Nouns have grammatical categories such as number, person and case; Verbs include modal verbs, morphological verbs, gerund verbs, auxiliary verbs and other grammatical categories, and auxiliary verbs expressing various modes are very developed.

Phrases and sentences have strict word order: the subject comes before the predicate and the determiner comes before the head word. In addition to Uighur homonyms, there are a certain number of Arabic and Persian loanwords. Now Uyghur is spelled with Arabic letters.