# Arabic phrasebook

    The following phrasebook deals with Modern Standard Arabic. See the Egyptian Arabic phrasebook, Jordanian Arabic phrasebook, Moroccan Arabic phrasebook, Lebanese Arabic phrasebook, or Tunisian Arabic phrasebook for Arabic dialects relating to those countries and regions.
Arabic (العَرَبِيَّة‎) is a group of Semitic dialects spoken by more than 420 million people, mainly in North Africa and the Middle East. Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), known in Arabic as al-Fusha (الْفُصْحَى), is the official form of the language throughout the Arab world, and is very similar to Classical Arabic, the language of the Qur'an and the liturgical language for 1.6 billion Muslims around the world. Arabic has also strongly influenced many languages, including unrelated ones, throughout the Islamic world.
For communication purposes while traveling and using this guide, it is very important to note the differences between MSA and dialects since they are largely mutually unintelligible. Well-educated people will generally be able to understand MSA, but usually respond in their local dialects. Comprehension of dialects between different regions will drop significantly. It is therefore recommended that travelers focus on learning the relevant dialect for their destination for spoken communication, while using MSA as a written reference. That said, news broadcasts will almost always be in MSA.

## Pronunciation guide

Arabic script is written in a cursive script, even in print. Most letters change their shapes depending on their position (initial, medial or final). The Arabic script is an abjad, not an alphabet, meaning that only the consonants are written out, and the vowels are usually omitted.
Dialectal pronunciations differ significantly between regions, but here the standard literary pronunciation is described, with notes on dialectal differences where applicable:
| a like hat and sometimes father (IPA: /a/) aa (ا) is a longer version of a (IPA: /aː/) b (ب) as in English t (ت) as in English th (ث) as in English thin (IPA: /θ/) j (ج) as in jam (IPA: /dʒ/) (Gulf, Algeria), s as in measure (IPA: /ʒ/) (Levant, North Africa), g as in give (Egypt). Unlike other letters, this one has multiple literary standard pronunciations that differ by region. H (ح) is a pharyngeal fricative sound at the back of the throat (IPA: /ħ/). It sounds like you are about to whisper the word hello. kh (خ) as in Scots loch or German Bach (IPA: /x/) d (د) as in English dh (ذ) as in English them (IPA: /ð/) r (ر) rolled like Italian or Spanish pero or perro. z (ز) as in English s (س) as in English sh (ش) as in English (IPA: /ʃ/) S (ص) like s but with the back of the throat constricted (IPA: /sˤ/) | D (ض) like d but with the back of the throat constricted (IPA: /dˤ/). Same vowel changes as S T (ط) like t but with the back of the throat constricted (IPA: /tˤ/) Z (ظ) varies: like dh or z but with the back of the throat constricted. (IPA: /ðˤ~zˤ) ` (ع) A voiced version of H. (IPA: /ʕ/) gh (غ) a fricative sound at the back of the throat (IPA: /ɣ/) or kh while using the voice box. f (ف) as in English q (ق) like an unaspirated k but further back in the throat (IPA: /q/) in the standard literary pronunciation, but often pronounced like a glottal stop (IPA: /ʔ/), or g (IPA: /g/) in the eastern Arabian peninsula and Libya. k (ك) as in English l (ل) as in English, but often not pronounced when the followed by a "d" or "sh" initial m (م) as in English n (ن) as in English h (ه) as in English w (و) as English we; as a vowel uu: as English boot; also o: close to English more (IPA: /oː/). y (ي) as English yes; as a vowel ii: as English bee; also ai: close to English main (IPA: /eː/). ' (ء أ آ ئ ؤ) as in Cockney bottle. A glottal stop (IPA: /ʔ/). |

## Phrase list

Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase.

### Basics
#### Hello (informal)

    مرحبا marhaba : سلام salaam : هلا hala (In Arabic Gulf Area)

#### Peace be with you. (formal)

    السلام عليكم as-salaamu `alaikum

#### How are you?

    كيف حالك؟
       kayfa haalak? (male singular)
       kayfa haalik? (female singular)
       kayfa haalukum? (plural)

#### Please.

    من فضلك : min faDlak (male)
    min faDlik (female)

#### Thank you [very much].

    [شكرا [جزيلا shukran [jaziilan].

#### Yes.

    نعم na`am

#### No.

    لا laa

#### Maybe.

    ممكن mumkin.

#### Excuse me.

    إسمحلي ismaHli

#### Good morning.

    صباح الخير sabaH al-khair

#### Good evening.

    مساء الخير masaa' al-khair

#### good

    جيد jayyid.

#### very good

    جيد جدا jayyid jiddan.

#### Never mind.

    لا يهم. laa yahummu.

#### Nothing.

    لا شيء laa shay.

#### Fine, thank you.

    بخير ,شكرا bi-khair, shukran

#### What is your name?

    ما اسمك؟
       masmuka? (to a male)
       masmuki? (to a female)

#### My name is ______ .

    _____ اسمي ismi _______

#### Nice to meet you.

    تشرفنا tasharafna lit. "You honor us"

#### You're welcome.

    عفوا `afwan

#### Excuse me. (getting attention)

    لو سمحت lau samaHt

#### Excuse me. (begging pardon)

    عذرا eudhran

#### I'm sorry.

    انا اسفه / انا اسف ana aasif (male) / ana aasifah (female)

#### Goodbye

    مع السلامة ma`a as-salaamah

#### Goodbye (informal)

    سلام salaam

#### I can't speak Arabic [well].

    [لا اتكلم العربية [جيدا laa atakallam al-`arabiyyah [jayyidan]

#### Do you speak English?

    هل تتكلم الانجليزية hal tatakallam al-ingliziyyah?

#### Is there someone here who speaks English?

    هل هنا اي شخص يتكلم الانجليزية؟ hal hunaa ayy shakhS yatakallam al-ingliziyya?

#### Help!

    مساعدة musaa`adah!

#### Look out!

    انتبه intabih

#### Good night.

    تصبح على الخير tiSbaH `alal-khair

#### Good night (in response)

    وانت من اهل الخير wa anta min ahl al-khair

#### I don't understand.

    لا افهم laa afham

#### Where is the toilet?

    اين الحمام؟ ayn al-Hammaam?

### Problems
#### Leave me alone.

    اتركني / اتركيني utrukni (to a male) / utrukiini (to a female)

#### Don't touch me!

    ما تلمسني ma tilmisni

#### I'll call the police.

    سأتصل بالشرطة sa'ataSal bashurTah

#### Police!

    شرطة shurtah!

#### Stop! Thief!

    !توقف! السارق tawqaf! assaariq!

#### I need your help.

    أحتاج مساعدة aHtaaj musaa`ada

#### It's an emergency.

    طوارئ Taware'

#### I'm lost.

    أضعت طريقي ada'tu tareeqi

#### I lost my bag.

    حقيبتي ضاعت Haqiibati Daa`at

#### I lost my wallet.

    محفظتي ضاعت maHafaZati Daa`at

#### I'm sick.

    انا مريض / انا مريضة ana mariiD (male) / ana mariiDah (female)

#### I've been injured.

    إنني مصاب innani muSabun

#### I need a doctor.

    احتاج دكتر aHtaaj duktur

#### Can I use your phone?

    هل ممكن استخدم التلفون؟ Hal mumkin astakhdim at-tilifun?

### Numbers

| Arabic Numerals | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Eastern Arabic numerals | ٠ | ١ | ٢ | ٣ | ٤ | ٥ | ٦ | ٧ | ٨ | ٩ |

#### 0

    صفر Sifr

#### 1

    واحد waaHid

#### 2

    إثنان ithnaan

#### 3

    ثلاثة thalaatha

#### 4

    اربعة arba`a

#### 5

    خمسة khamsa

#### 6

    ستة sitta

#### 7

    سبعة sab`a

#### 8

    ثمانية thamaaniya

#### 9

    تسعة tis`a

#### 10

    عشرة `ashara

#### 11

    احد عشر aHad `ashar

#### 12

    اثنا عشر ithnaa `ashar

#### 13

    ثلاثة عشر thalaathata `ashar

#### 14

    اربعة عشر arba`ata `ashar

#### 15

    خمسة عشر khamsata `ashar

#### 16

    ستة عشر sittata `ashar

#### 17

    سبعة عشر sab`ata `ashar

#### 18

    ثمانية عشر thamaaniyata `ashar

#### 19

    تسعة عشر tis'ata `ashar

#### 20

    عشرون ishruun

#### 21

    واحد وعشرون waaHid wa-`ashruun

#### 22

    اثنان وعشرون ithnaan wa-`ashruun

#### 23

    ثلاثة وعشرون thalaatha wa-`ashruun

#### 30

    ثلاثون thalathuun

#### 40

    اربعون arba`uun

#### 50

    خمسون khamsuun

#### 60

    ستون sittuun

#### 70

    سبعون sab`uun

#### 80

    ثمانون thamanuun

#### 90

    تسعون tis`uun

#### 100

    مئة mi'a

#### 200

    مئتين mitayn

#### 300

    ثلاث مئة thalaath mi'a

#### 1,000

    الف alf (as in The Thousand and One Nights - الف ليلة وليلة Alf Layla wa Layla)

#### 2,000

    الفين alfayn

#### 1,000,000

    مليون milyon

#### 1,000,000,000

    مليار milyaar / بليون bilyon

#### 1,000,000,000,000

    تريليون triilyon

#### number _____ (train, bus, etc.)

    رقم / Raqm (...)

#### half

    نصف niSf

#### less

    اقل aqal

#### more

    اكثر akthar

### Transportation
#### Directions
##### Go

    اذهب idh-hab

##### Stop

    قف qif

##### Turn left

    لف يسار lif yassar

##### Turn right

    لف يمين lif yameen

##### straight ahead

    على طول Ala Tool (Egyptian) or illal amaama الى الامام; dughri (Jordan); quduman (general)

##### slowly

    Shway Shway

##### Wait or Stay

    انتظر (intadhir)

##### Show me.

    ارني (areni)

##### here

    هنا huna

##### there

    هناك hunak

##### before

    قبل qabla

##### after

    بعد ba'da

##### now

    الأن al-aan

##### from

    من min

##### to or at (a place)

    الى ilah

##### Wait one minute.

    إنتظر دقيقه واحده intadhir daqeeqa waaheda.

##### Just a moment.

    لحظة /laH-dha

### Pronouns
#### I

    انا ana

#### you (m)

    انتَ anta

#### you (f)

    انتِ anti

#### he

    هو huwa

#### she

    هي hiya

#### we

    نحن naHnu

#### you (two people)

    انتما antuma

#### you (m/mixed)

    انتم antum

#### you (f)

    انتن antunna

#### they (two people)

    هما huma

#### they (m/mixed)

    هم hum

#### they (f)

    هن hunna

### Asking questions
#### Who?

    من man

#### What?

    ما/ماذا ma/madha

#### When?

    متى mata

#### Where?

    اين ayn

#### Why?

    لماذا li-madha

#### How much?

    بكم biKam

#### How much is this?

    بكم هذا biKam Hadha

#### Where are you from?

    من اين انت min ayn anta

#### Understand?

    Maf Hoom

#### Do you speak English?

    هل تتكلم الإنجليزية؟ hal tatakallam al-ingliziya?

#### What is this?

    ma haadha?

### Useful "I"s
#### I want

    أريد (Uriid)

#### I don't want

    لا أريد (La Uriid)

#### I have

    لي lii / ladayya لدي / `indi عندي

#### I don't have

    ليس عندي (laysa `indi)

#### I don't understand

    Ana ma fehim أنا ما فاهم / ana laa afham أنا لا أفهم / Ana mesh fahem أنا مش فاهم

#### I work at the _____.

    Ana ashtaghel fi _____أنا اشتغل في / a'mal fi _____ _____أعمل في

#### I don't speak Arabic

    لا اتكلم العربية laa atkallam al-arabiya / Ma bihki arabi ما باحكي عربي / Ma batkalemsh arabi ماباتكلمش عربي

### Things
#### money

    فلوس fuluus

#### food

    أكل akl; طعام Ta`aam

#### coffee

    قهوة qahwa (pronounced ah-way in Syrian Arabic)

#### sugar

    سكر sukkar

#### salt

    ملح milH

#### car

    سيارة sayyaara

#### hotel

    فندق funduq / اوتيل ooteel

#### museum

    متحف matHaf

#### hospital

    مستشفى mustashfa

#### water

    ماء maa'

#### tea

    شاي shaay

#### milk

    حليب Haliib

#### work

    شغل shughl

#### airplane

    طائرة Taa'irah (pronounced "Tayyaara" in most dialects)

#### train

    قطار qiTaar

#### bicycle

    دراجة darraaja

#### street

    شارع shaari`

#### building

    مبنى mabna

### Time
#### now

    الآن (al-'aana)

#### later

    بعدين (ba`adayn)

#### before

    قبل (qabla)

#### morning

    صباح (SabaaH)

#### afternoon

    بعد ظهر (ba'ada Zuhur)

#### evening

    مساء (masaa')

#### night

    ليلة (laylah)

#### Clock time
##### one o'clock AM

    one o'clock AM (sa'ati waHad)

##### two o'clock AM

    two o'clock AM (sa'ati ithnayn)

##### noon

    noon (ZuHur)

##### one o'clock PM

    one o'clock PM (...)

##### two o'clock PM

    two o'clock PM (...)

##### midnight

    midnight (muntasf al-laylah)

#### Duration
##### _____ minute(s)

    _____ (دقيقة (دقائق (daqiiqah (daqaa'iq) )

##### _____ hour(s)

    _____ hour(s)(saa)

##### _____ day(s)

    _____ يوم (أيام (yom (ayaam))

##### _____ week(s)

    _____ week(s) (usbuu`)

##### _____ month(s)

    _____ month(s) (shahr)

##### _____ year(s)

    _____ سنة (سنوات (sanah (sanooaat))

#### Days
##### today

    البوم (al-yawm(a))

##### yesterday

    امس (ams(i))

##### tomorrow

    غداً (ghadan)

##### this week

    الاسبوع (al-'usbu`)

##### last week

    اسبوع الماضي (usbu`(u) 'l-maaDi)

##### next week

    اسبوع القادم (usbu`(u) 'l-qaadim)

#### Days of the week
##### Sunday

    يوم الأحد ((yawm) al'aHad)

##### Monday

    يوم الاثنين ((yawm) al-ithnayn)

##### Tuesday

    يوم الثلاثاء ((yawm) ath-thulaatha)

##### Wednesday

    يوم الأربعاء ((yawm) al'arbi`a')

##### Thursday

    يوم الخميس ((yawm) al-khamiis)

##### Friday

    يوم الجمعة ((yawm) al-jum`a...)

##### Saturday

    يوم السبت ((yawm) as-sabt)

#### Months
##### January

    كانون الثاني (Kanoon al thani)

##### February

    February (.shubat شباط..)

##### March

    March (...آذار Aathar);

##### April

    April (..Nissan نيسان.)

##### May

    May (...أيار Ayyar)

##### June

    حزيران (Hzayraan)

##### July

    تموز (Tammouz)

##### August

    اّب (Ab)

##### September

    ايلول (Ayloul)

##### October

    تشرن الأول (Tishreen al awwal)

##### November

    تشرن الثاني (Tishreen al thani)

##### December

    كانون الأول (Kanoon al awwal)

#### Writing time and date

Even though Arabic is written from Right to Left, numbers in Arabic are written from Left to Right. Dates are written in an Arabic sentence from Left to Right as in English

### Colors
#### black

    أسود (Aswad)

#### white

    أبيض (Abyadh)

#### gray

    رمادي (Ramaadii)

#### red

    أحمر (AHmar)

#### blue

    أزرق (Azraq)

#### yellow

    أصفر (Asfar)

#### green

    أخضر (Akhdhar)

#### orange

    برتقالي (Burtuqaali)

#### purple

    أرجواني (Urjuwaan)

#### brown

    بني (Bunny)

### Transportation
#### Bus and train
##### How much is a ticket to _____?

    adash tazkara ila ____? Bekam Tazkara ila......?

##### One ticket to _____, please.

    Tazkara wahida ila ___ law samaht

##### Where does this train/bus go?

    Hazal qitar/bus biyruh ila wayn? Ila Ayn Yazhab haza Alkitar/autobis?

##### Where is the train/bus to _____?

    Wein el-qitar/el-bus ila ___?

##### Does this train/bus stop in _____?

    hal biwa'ef hazal qitar/bus fi__ ?

##### When does the train/bus for _____ leave?

    emta btatla el-qitar/el-bus ila ___?

##### When will this train/bus arrive in _____?

    emta byusil hazal qitar/bus fi___?

#### Directions
##### How do I get to _____ ?

    How do I get to _____ ? (Kayf bawsal la __)

##### ...the train station?

    ...the train station? (mahatet il qitar?)

##### ...the bus station?

    ...the bus station? (mawqif il bassat?)

##### ...the airport?

    ...المطار (al-matar?)

##### ...downtown?

    ...downtown? (West il balad?)

##### ...the youth hostel?

    ...the youth hostel? (Bayt El Shabab)

##### ...the _____ hotel?

    ...the _____ hotel? (otel?/ Al Fonduk)

##### ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate?

    ...the American/Canadian/Australian/British consulate? (sefara Al Amrikia, Canadeia, ostralia, beritania)

##### Where are there a lot of...

    Where are there a lot of... (Wein fi kteer...)

##### ...hotels?

    ...hotels? (otelat/ Fanadek)

##### ...restaurants?

    ...restaurants? (mata'em)

##### ...bars?

    ...bars? (bars)

##### ...sites to see?

    ...sites to see? (amaken seyaheyeh?)

##### Can you show me on the map?

    Can you show me on the map? (momken tfarjeeni ala al khareeta?)

##### street

    شارع (shar'iah)

##### Turn left.

    لف يسار (lif yasaar)

##### Turn right.

    لف يمين (lif yameen)

##### left

    يسار (yasaar)

##### right

    يمين (yameen)

##### straight ahead

    على طول (ala tul)

##### towards the _____

    towards the _____ (bijehet il)

##### past the _____

    past the _____ (baed il)

##### before the _____

    before the _____ (abel il)

##### Watch for the _____.

    Watch for the _____. (intibeh la)

##### intersection

    intersection (taqato)

##### north

    شمال (shamaal)

##### south

    جنوب (janoob)

##### east

    شرق (sharq)

##### west

    غرب (gharb)

##### uphill

    uphill (talaa)

##### downhill

    downhill (nazleh)

#### Taxi
##### Taxi!

    Taxi! (taxi!) Sayyara

##### Take me to _____, please.

    Take me to _____, please. (khodni il....., law Samaht)

##### How much does it cost to get to _____?

    How much does it cost to
get to _____? (adeish?/ Bekam Azhab ila......)

##### Take me there, please.

    Take me there, please. (khodni ala __, law samaht)

### Lodging
#### Do you have any rooms available?

    Do you have any rooms available? (Endkom ghoraf(alternatively- owad) edafeyeh?)

#### How much is a room for one person/two people?

    How much is a room for one person/two people? (Adeish il ghorfeh li shakhs/shakhsein?)

#### Does the room come with...

    Does the room come with... (Il ghorfeh bteeji ma...)

#### ...bedsheets?

    ...bedsheets? (sharashef?)

#### ...a bathroom?

    ...a bathroom? (hammam?)

#### ...a telephone?

    ...a telephone? (tele-phown?)

#### ...a TV?

    ...a TV? (televis-yon?)

#### May I see the room first?

    May I see the room first? (Baqdar ashoof il ghorfeh abel?)

#### Do you have anything quieter?

    Do you have anything quieter? (Fi eshi ah-da?.)

#### ...bigger?

    ...bigger? (akbar?)

#### ...cleaner?

    ...cleaner? (andaf?)

#### ...cheaper?

    ...cheaper? (arkhas?)

#### OK, I'll take it.

    OK, I'll take it. (OK, bakhodha)

#### I will stay for _____ night(s).

    I will stay for _____ night(s). (Rah aba'a kaman ___ yom)

#### Can you suggest another hotel?

    Can you suggest another hotel? (...)

#### Do you have a safe?

    Do you have a safe? (fi khazneh?)

#### ...lockers?

    ...lockers? (...)

#### Is breakfast/supper included?

    Is breakfast/supper included? (...)

#### What time is breakfast/supper?

    What time is breakfast/supper? (ay sei-a il ftoor/asha?)

#### Please clean my room.

    Please clean my room. (momken tanadef il ghorfeh)

#### I want to check out.

    I want to check out. (beddi ashoofha)

### Money
#### Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars?

    Do you accept American/Australian/Canadian dollars? (Hal taqbal bi noqood Amreekeyah/Ostoraleyah/Canadeyah?)

#### Do you accept British pounds?

    Do you accept British pounds? (Hal Taqbal bi Jenehat Biritaneyeh?)

#### Do you accept credit cards?

    Do you accept credit cards? (...)

#### Can you change money for me?

    Can you change money for me? (Momken tsarefli masari?)

#### Where can I get money changed?

    Where can I get money changed? (Wein badar asaref masari?)

#### Can you change a traveler's check for me?

    Can you change a traveler's check for me? (...)

#### Where can I get a traveler's check changed?

    Where can I get a traveler's check changed? (...)

#### What is the exchange rate?

    What is the exchange rate? (...)

#### Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)?

    Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? (Wein fi ATM?)

### Eating
#### A table for one person/two people, please.

    A table for one person/two people, please. (Tawlah la wahed/tenein)

#### Can I look at the menu, please?

    Can I look at the menu, please? (Momken ashoof il menu?)

#### Can I look in the kitchen?

    Can I look in the kitchen? (Mumken ashuf il matbakh?)

#### Is there a house specialty?

    Is there a house specialty? (...)

#### Is there a local specialty?

    Is there a local specialty? (...)

#### I'm a vegetarian.

    I'm a vegetarian. (Ana nabati)

#### I don't eat pork.

    I don't eat pork. (Ma bakol lahem khanzeer)

#### I don't eat beef.

    I don't eat beef. (Ma bakol lahmeh)

#### I only eat Halal food.

    I only eat Halal food. (Bas bakol akel hallal)

#### Can you make it "lite", please? (less oil/butter/lard)

    Can you make it "lite", please? (khaleeha khafeefeh)

#### fixed-price meal

    fixed-price meal (...)

#### à la carte

    à la carte (à la carte)

#### breakfast

    breakfast (ftoor) al iftar

#### lunch

    lunch (...) al ghada

#### tea (meal)

    tea (...) shay'

#### supper

    supper (...) al isha'

#### I want _____.

    ._____أريد (ooreed)

#### I want a dish containing _____.

    I want a dish containing _____. (...)

#### chicken

    دجاج (dajaj)

#### beef

    بقر (baqar)

#### fish

    سمك (samak)

#### ham

    ham (khanzeer)

#### sausage

    sausage (...)

#### cheese

    جبنة (jubneh)

#### eggs

    بيض (baid)

#### salad

    سَلَطَة (salata)

#### (fresh) vegetables

    (fresh) vegetables (...) (fresh) khudrawat

#### (fresh) fruit

    (fresh) fruit (fawakeh) (fresh) fawakat

#### bread

    bread (...) ayish OR khubz

#### toast

    toast (...)

#### noodles

    noodles (makarona)

#### rice

    أرز ( 'roz)

#### beans

    beans (fool) fasoliyya

#### May I have a glass of _____?

    May I have a glass of _____? (Momken Kaset___)

#### May I have a cup of _____?

    May I have a cup of _____? (Momken finjan ___)

#### May I have a bottle of _____?

    May I have a bottle of _____? (...)

#### coffee

    coffee (qahweh) kah'wa

#### tea (drink)

    شاي ( shay' )

#### juice

    عصير (Aseer)

#### (bubbly) water

    water (may)

#### water

    ماء ( maa' )

#### beer

    بيرة (beerah)

#### red/white wine

    red/white wine (nabeed ahmar/abyad)

#### May I have some _____?

    May I have some _____? (momken ___?)

#### salt

    ملح (malh)

#### black pepper

    فلفل أسود (filfil aswad)

#### butter

    زبدة (zibdeh)

#### Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)

    Excuse me, waiter? (...)garcoon

#### I'm finished.

    I'm finished. (khalast ) galaste

#### It was delicious.

    It was delicious. (Zaki) Al-akl mazboot!

#### Please clear the plates.

    Please clear the plates. (...)

#### The check, please.

    The check, please. (...)Leh'seb min fadlak

### Bars
#### Do you serve alcohol?

    Do you serve alcohol? (fi kohool?)

#### Is there table service?

    Is there table service? (hal hnak khidmat tawlah)

#### A beer/two beers, please.

    A beer/two beers, please. (beerah, min fadlik)

#### A glass of red/white wine, please.

    A glass of red/white wine, please. (kaset nbeed)

#### A pint, please.

    A pint, please. (nsf ltr , min fadlik)

#### A bottle, please.

    A bottle, please. (zujaja, min fadlik)

#### _____ (hard liquor) and _____ (mixer), please.

    _____ and _____, please. (...)

#### whiskey

    whiskey (whesky)

#### vodka

    vodka (fodka)

#### rum

    rum (rm)

#### water

    ماء ( maa' )

#### club soda

    club soda (soda)

#### tonic water

    tonic water (miah muqwia)

#### orange juice

    orange juice (aseer bortoqal)

#### Coke (soda)

    Coke (cola)

#### Do you have any bar snacks?

    Do you have any bar snacks? (hal ladayk 'ayu wajabbat khafifat bel bar)

#### One more, please.

    One more, please. (kaman wahed)

#### Another round, please.

    Another round, please. (kaman wahed)

#### When is closing time?

    When is closing time? (emta bitsakro?)

### Shopping
#### Do you have this in my size?

    Do you have this in my size? (Fi maqas?)

#### How much is this?

    بكم هذا؟ (bikam hatha)

#### That's too expensive.

    That's too expensive. (...) "ghali katheer!"

#### Would you take _____?

    Would you take _____? (...)

#### expensive

    غالي (ghali)

#### cheap

    رخيص (rakhees)

#### I can't afford it.

    I can't afford it. (...)

#### I don't want it.

    I don't want it. (ma beddi)

#### You're cheating me.

    You're cheating me. (harami)

#### I'm not interested.

    I'm not interested. (lust muhtam)

#### OK, I'll take it.

    OK, I'll take it. (ok)

#### Can I have a bag?

    Can I have a bag? (oreedo kees)

#### Do you ship (overseas)?

    Do you ship (overseas)? (...)

#### I need...

    I need... (...) Ahtaj

#### ...toothpaste.

    ...toothpaste. (ma'ajoon asnan)

#### ...a toothbrush.

    ...a toothbrush. (forshaat asnan)

#### ...tampons.

    ...tampons. (always)

#### ...soap.

    ...soap. (saboon)

#### ...shampoo.

    ...shampoo. (shamboo)

#### ...pain reliever. (e.g., aspirin or ibuprofen)

    ...pain reliever. (mussakin)

#### ...cold medicine.

    ...cold medicine. (dawa rash-h)

#### ...stomach medicine.

    ...stomach medicine. (dawa baten)

#### ...a razor.

    ...a razor. (shafra)

#### ...an umbrella.

    ...an umbrella. (shamseyeh)

#### ...sunblock lotion.

    ...sunblock lotion. (...)

#### ...a postcard.

    ...بطاقة بريدية (bitaqa bareedia)

#### ...postage stamps.

    ...postage stamps. (tawabe' bareed)

#### ...batteries.

    ...batteries. (batareyat)

#### ...writing paper.

    ...ورق للكتبة (waraq lil-kitaba)

#### ...a pen.

    ...قلم (qalam)

#### ...English-language books.

    ...كتب إنجليزية (kutub ingliziya)

#### ...English-language magazines.

    ... مجلات انكليزية (majalat engiliziya)

#### ...an English-language newspaper.

    ...جرائد إنجليزية (jara'id ingliziya)

#### ...an English-English dictionary.

    ...an English-English dictionary. (qamoos ingilizi-ingilizi)

### Driving
#### I want to rent a car.

    I want to rent a car. (beddi astajer sayarah)

#### Can I get insurance?

    Can I get insurance? (fi tameen?)

#### stop (on a street sign)

    stop (qif)

#### one way

    one way (tho itjah wahed)

#### yield

    yield (atti alaolwyeh)

#### no parking

    no parking (mamnoo alistifaf)

#### speed limit

    speed limit (alsuraa alkanooniya)

#### gas (petrol) station

    gas station (mahatet banzeen)

#### petrol

    petrol (betrol)

#### diesel

    diesel (diesel)

### Authority
#### I haven't done anything wrong.

    I haven't done anything wrong. (Ma emelet eshi ghalat)

#### It was a misunderstanding.

    It was a misunderstanding. (kan su' fahum )

#### Where are you taking me?

    Where are you taking me? (wein akhedni?)

#### Am I under arrest?

    Am I under arrest? (ana motaqal?)

#### I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen.

    I am an American/Australian/British/Canadian citizen. (Ana American/...)

#### I want to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate.

    I need to talk to the American/Australian/British/Canadian embassy/consulate. (urid an atakalam ma al safara al American/...)

#### I want to talk to a lawyer.

    I want to talk to a lawyer. (urid altahaduth ma muhami)

#### Can I just pay a fine now?

    Can I just pay a fine now? (hal yumkinuni dafe gharamat alan?)