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    Arabic Phrases

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    baai (salesperson) You might want to use the following

    thaman, sir (price) adjectives to describe to


    ghaalii (expensive) your naadil/naadila (waiter/waitress) how
    rakhiiS (cheap) you want the food prepared.
    maqbuul (acceptable) mashwii (grilled)
    ghayr maqbuul (unacceptable) masluuq (boiled)
    tanziilaat (sale [discount]) Taazij (fresh)
    sajjaada (rug) To tell someone youre thirsty in Arabic,
    say anaa aTshaan/anaa aTshaa. [M/F].
    nuHaas (brass)
    When you want to ask somebody whether
    Sunduuq (box) he or she is thirsty, you say hal
    ibriiq (coffee urn) anta aTshaan?/hal anti aTshaa (Are you
    finjaan (cup) thirsty? [M/F]). To order your drink,
    iTr (perfume) say sashrab . . . (I will drink . . .). Then add
    Hariir (silk) the name of the drink you want.
    jild (leather) maa (water)
    The following phrases will be useful no matter qahwa (coffee)
    what kind of shopping you plan on doing. shaay (tea)
    bikam? (How much?) aSiir (juice)
    haadhaa ghaalii. (That is expensive.) qahwa (coffee)
    haadhaa thaman jayyid. (That is a good price.) shaay (tea)
    uriid haadhaa. (I want this (one).) The following phrases might help you when
    uriid an ashtarii . . . (I want to buy . . .) youre eating at a restaurant.
    uriid an adfa bishiik. (I want to pay by check.) uriid laHm mashwii, min faDlik. (I would
    hal yumkinnii an ashtarii . . . hunaa? (May I buy like grilled meat please.)
    al-laHm ladhiidh. (The meat is delicious.)
    . . . here?)
    halindakum dajaaja wa-ruzz? (Do you
    hal anta tabii . . . ? (Do you sell . . . ?)
    have chicken with rice?)
    uriid shayan arkhaS, min faDlik. (I want aTiinii al-fatuura, min faDlik. (Please
    something less expensive, please.) bring the check.)
    ufaDDil haadhaa. (I prefer this [one].)
    haadhaa sir maqbuul. (That price is
    acceptable.)
    sadfa . . . (I will pay . . .)
    laa uriid an adfa akthar min . . . (I dont want
    to pay more than . . .)

    REstaurant
    khubz (bread)
    laHm (meat)
    faakiha (fruit)
    sukkar (sugar)
    Taaam (food)
    kak (cake, pastries)
    Halwayaat (sweets)
    salaTa (salad)
    shurba (soup)
    dajaaja (chicken)
    aruzz (rice)
    laHm (meat)
    laHm al-baqr (beef)

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