Steganography is a method that is based on hiding or embedding additional information in digital objects while causing some distortion of these objects. In this case, an object or container can be used image, audio, video, network packets, etc. Recently, there have been a lot of publications in the field of hiding information in a text container. To embed a secret, steganographic methods rely on redundant information about the covering medium used or properties that the human perception system cannot distinguish. Since text documents are widely used in organizations, using a text document as a storage medium may be the preferred choice in such an environment, while having little excess information. Therefore, the choice of using a text document as a storage medium is the most difficult, since it contains less redundant information. In this article, we present a simple and new approach to steganography based on the Uzbek language. We analyze the characteristics of the Uzbek language and offer some effective methods for converting messages to bits. We find that a single Uzbek text message can be converted to multiple secret bits. The results show that the proposed method is very important for a successful steganographic technique. Besides, we find that embedded bits can be correctly and easily extracted by human observers without using a special decoder. Thus, the proposed scheme is practical and effective for hiding messages and is a new approach for the Uzbek language.