Hello! - Marhaba!
How are you? - Kif al-khal?
Thank you, OK. - Shukran, QAce
How is your health? - Kaif as-sakha?
Good / fine - tamam / queis
Jordan - Urdun, al-Urdun
Russia - RUSSIA
Ukraine - Ukraine
Jordanian / Jordanian - Urduni / Urduniya
Russian / Russian - RUSI / RUSSIA
Ukrainian / Ukrainian - Ukrainian / Ukrainian
Where are you from? - Ming Wayne Inta?
I'm from: Russia - Ana min: RUSSIA
My name is: - Ismi:
What is your name? - Shu Ismak?
Nice to meet you! - Fursa saida!
thanks - shukran
thank you very much - shukran jazIlyan
please (in response to "thank you") - athos
yes / no - naam (quince) / la
many - ktir
very jiddan
little - kalil
a little - shvaye
also - kaman
enough (enough, enough) - halAs (bikAffi)
and - va
I am Ana
you (m..r.) / you (f.r.) - Anta / Anti
he / she - hua / hiya
What happened? - shU sAr?
no problem - mish mushkelya
it's all right - kul shchi tamam
not okay - mish tamam
I have a problem - Andi Muskelya
Help me! - saadUni!
Do you know Russian? - Anta taArif Rusi?
Do you know English? Anta taarif english?
Who knows Russian? - Min BiAref Russia?
I do not understand you! - Ana ma befham alaik!
I do not understand him! - Ana ma befham aleihi!
You understand me? - tefham alei?
I do not know Arabic. - Ana ma baArif Arabi.
i know - baarif
I do not know Arabic. - Ana ma bAArif
not me / not him - mish ana / mish hua
it is possible - mUmken
it is impossible - mish mumken
impossible - mustahil
as? - kif?
which? / which? - Ay? / Aya?
where? - Wayne?
where? - Or I'm Wayne?
How many? - caddEshch?
when? - Eymat?
why? - bream?
what? - Shu?
who? - min?
you have) :? - Andak:?
no (not available) - mafi
How is it in Arabic? - kif haza bal-arabi?
What's this in English? - kif haza bal-inglizi?
in Russian it is: - bal-Rusi haza:
good morning - sabah al khair
good evening - masaa al-heir
night - leil
day - nhar
after noon - baad dohor
yesterday - mbareh
the day before yesterday - Awwal mbareh
today - al-youm
tomorrow - Bukra
the day after tomorrow - baad bukra
small - sugar
big - kabir
good - kveys
bad - mish kveys
forbidden - mamna
restaurant - mataam
coffee house - makha
water - may
freshly squeezed juice - asyr fresh
tea / coffee - shai / kahwa
instant coffee - Nescafe
sugar / salt - sukkar / meleh
milk - halib
bread - khubz
soup - shUraba
olives - zeitun
lettuce - lettuce
fish - Samak
meat - lahm
chicken - even
lamb - lyakhm kharUf
beef - lyakhm bakar
grilled - meshvi
fried - mekli
boiled - butteryuk
I do not eat meat! - Ana ma bakul lyakhma!
pepper / spices - fylfil / bharat
potato - batata
rice - ruz
vermicelli - shaaria
macaroni - makaArona
lentils - Adas
bow - basal
garlic - tum
stuffed peppers - fylfil mehshi
sandwich - sundwish
cheese / sour cream (sour) - jUbna / laban
sweets - freebies
fruits - favAkia
apples - tuffah
grapes - Anab
strawberries - frez
oranges - burtukal
tangerine - kelemantina
lemon - lemon
pomegranate - rumAn
fig - ting
bananas - muses
cactus fruit - sabbara
peaches - xOx
apricot - mish-mish
pamello - bumal
mango - manga
Guava - Javafa
watermelon - battyh
melon - shamam
beer - bira
wine - nabid
white / red - Abyad / Ahmar
I want - baddie
don't want - ma baddie
eat (in relation to oneself) - Aakul
drink (as applied to oneself) - Eshrab
sleep (referring to oneself) - anAm
I got sick / I got sick - Ana marId / Ana marIda
I'm tired / I'm tired - Ana taabAn / Ana taabAn
pharmacy - saydalia
doctor - tabib
wound, wound - jArah
blood - ladies
temperature - haraar
sunstroke - dArbat shYams
diabetes mellitus - sukkari
allergy - hasasiya
asthma - Azma
pressure - dAgat
fracture - kesar
hospital - mustEshfa
ambulance - isaaf
insurance - taamin
hotel - hazelnut
room - khurfa
bathroom - hammam
balcony - balcony
swimming pool - byrka, masbah
key - clutch
cleaning - tandYf
invoice / receipt - hysAb / fatUra
loader - Hammal
guide - dalIl
driver - saek
taxi - taxi
bus - bass
machine - saiYara
plane - TayYara
ship, boat - carab
camel - dzhEmal
donkey - hmAr
airport - MatAr
port - minaa
station - mahatta
ticket - bitAka, tazkara
registration - taszhil
baggage - wazn
overweight - vazn ziyada
bag, suitcase - shAnta
personal belongings - agrad shahsia
customs officer - MufAttish
I'm in a hurry - Ana mustaAgil / Ana mustaAgil
Free - MajAnan
without money - BedUn fullUs
citizenship - gensia
visa - TaashIra
exit tax - darIbat mugAdera
surcharge - dEfaa ziYada
place - makan
entrance / exit - duhUl / khurUzh
date of arrival - tarIh al-wusUl
date of departure - tarIh al-mug'Adera
who has:? - Min Andu:?
I don't know the way - Ana ma baArif tarik
to the right - yamin
to the left - yasar
straight - ilya amam
back - ilya varaa
here / there - huna / hunaka
not here - mish huna
hot / cold - shob / bard
fast - bi suraa
slowly (literally "slightly") - seamstress
shop, shop - dukkan, mahal
what is the price)? - caddEshch?
dear - hali
cheap - paxhys
market, bazaar - souk
grocery store - baccala
I want to try on - baddy akis
more / less (about size) - Akbar / Ashar
broken - harban
one more (additional) - kaman wahad
replace! - Baddel!
robber! - harami!
I have a card - Andi card
currency exchange office - sarrafa
surrender - tanks
keep the change for yourself - baki aashanak
I want to buy - Eddy Ashteri
this is mine (mine, mine) - haza
one - wahad
two - itin
three - calyata
four - Arbaa
five - hamsa
six - sitta
seven - sEbaa
eight - darkenia
nine - tesaa
ten - Ashara
eleven - headAshr
twelve - itnAshr
thirteen - tlettaashr
fourteen - arbatAshr
fifteen - hamstashr
sixteen - sittashr
seventeen - sebatashr
eighteen - tementAshr
nineteen - tesatashr
twenty - arshrin
thirty - dlyatIn
forty - arbein
fifty - hamsin
sixty - sittin
seventy - sebain
eighty - temenin
ninety - tesain
one hundred - miya
two hundred - miten
three hundred - tlyatmiya
thousand - Elf
thirty-two (two and thirty) - itnIn va tlyatIn
fifty five (five and fifty) - hamsa wa hamsin
one hundred and four (one hundred and four) - mIya va Arbaa
six hundred and one (six hundred and one) - sitmiya va wahad
one thousand one hundred and three (one thousand and one hundred and one) - Elf va mIya va wahad
Leave! - Emshy!
Don't get close! - la tkarrab!
Come out! - Wow!
police - shurta
bully - saalYuk
(he) interfered with me - stop
I am offended / I am offended - Ana zaalYan / Ana zaalYana

Hello! - Salam alaikum! - Alaykum Assalam!

Good morning! - Saba al-hir! - Saba an nur!

Good evening! - Masa el-khir! - Masa in nur!

Goodbye! - Ma salama!

Thank You - Please - Shukran - Afuan

Please ... - Min fadlik - to a woman, minfadlyak - to a man

Glory to Allah - Insha'Allah

What is your name? - esmak hey - to a man, esmik hey - to a woman

I-... - Ana...

I don't speak Arabic - ana mish kalam arabi

I speak English - ana kalam inglizi

How are you? - for ek ?, kayfa kalyak

ok - quies

Bad - Mish Quies

Yes - ayoa

No - la-a, in the meaning of "I don't have" - ​​mafish

Money is a flux

No problem / don't worry - maalesh

Tomorrow - bokra

What is the price? - Bikyam?

Can? – Mumkin

Enough, everyone! - Khalas!

Don't know - Mish aref/misharfa

I didn't order it - ana matalabtish di

I do not want - ana mishaiza - for a woman, anna mishayza - a husband.

I want - Anna Aiz / Aiza

Leave me, please - sibney lausamakt

Surrender (exchange) - fakka

Without ice - minher talg

Big - kibir

Small - suhair

Hot - dry

Cold - barid

Day after tomorrow - baadbokra

Police - shorts

Stop here, please! - alagamb, lyausamacht!

Straight - Alya tul

Left - shimal

Right - Yamin

Hotel - hazelnut

Airport - matar

Machine - arabea

No problem - mafish mushekel / mafish mushkel

What's this? – Eida?

A little bit - shwaya-shwaya

Water - Maya

Juice - asir

Bread - aish

Strawberry - faraula

Guava - Avafa

Grapes - ainab

Cucumber - Khiyar

Tomato - tomato

pomegranate - novel

Shrimps - Gambari

Mussels - Gandoflia

Fish - samaka

Meat - lyakhma

Milk-khalib

They are written from left to right and read from right to left.

1 - wahid

2 - itnin

3 - calves

5 - hamsa

6 - sitta

8 - tamaniya

30 - talyatin

40 - arbain

50 - khamsin

60 - sitin

70 - sabain

80- tamanin

90 - tisain

100 - Maya

Egyptian phrasebook

The two most common Arabic phrases that you will hear around you every now and then during your stay in Egypt are:
"In shcha alla!" - "If Allah wills!", and
"Il hamdul illa!" - "Thanks God!".
Using these phrases to the point and even inappropriately, you can "keep up a conversation" with the Egyptians for a long time, and in such a way that they will not immediately suspect that you absolutely do not know their language. Imagine that you will be asked questions in Arabic:

You are from Russia?
- Il hamdul illa!
- you will answer.
- Have you come to rest?
- In sha alla!
- Do you like Egypt?
- Il hamdul illa!
- etc. to infinity.

And here are the Arabic words that everyone should know polite to a foreigner in an Arab country:

Yes - ayua,
no - la,
thanks - shukran,
please - afuan,
Sorry! (to attract attention) - leusomacht!
maybe, maybe - mumkin.

For shopping you will need the following words and expressions:

How much does it cost? - Bikum huh?
Can I watch this? - Mumkin ashuf yes?
money - fulus,
surrender - fakka,
bad - mush quayes,
good - quies.

When moving the city may need the following words:

To the right - yaminak,
to the left - schimalek,
here, hyena
Where are you going? - Inta raih dryer?
city ​​center - el dahar.

For orientation in time useful to learn:

Today - innaharda,
yesterday - imbarih,
tomorrow - bukra.

Word " bokra" is often used as a polite refusal. If you are promised that they will do something for you "tomorrow", this may mean that they will never do it ... Europeans jokingly call this phenomenon of Egyptian national psychology the abbreviation "IBM" - " In sha alla, Bokra, Mumkin", which means "If Allah wills, Tomorrow, Maybe!".

Can't do without numerals:
ten - Ashera,
twenty - esrin,
thirty - talyatin,
forty - arbain,
fifty - khamsin,
sixty - settin,
seventy - sabain,
eighty - tamanin,
ninety - tesain,
hundred - maya.

Other words you may need on your trip:

airport - matar,
plane - taera,
embassy - safara,
hospital - mustashfa,
hotel - hazelnut,
president - rais,
Egypt (self-name) - Misr,
hot - dry,
cold - barid,
a lot - kitir,
little - shuaia,
a little bit - shwaya-shwaya.

Greetings at the meeting: As-Salam Mualaikum (literally - peace to your home),
Answer: Waleikum As-Salaam wa Rahmat Mubarakiat.

Phrasebook for Egypt:

Today I continue a series of short dictionaries - phrasebooks of the most used words and phrases. Your attention - Russian-Arabic (Egyptian dialect)) phrase book.

Does a tourist need a Russian-Arabic phrase book?

Do you not know the language of the country you are visiting? No problem, and nothing to be afraid of. No one will eat you for speaking only your own language. Do they all speak Arabic? But do all those who come to Russia bother to study the "Holy Trinity": "hello", "thank you" and "sorry"? Of course, I'm not saying it's right.

I also do not claim that minimal knowledge of a foreign language is absolutely unnecessary. But if this is the only reason that prevents you from immediately buying a plane ticket, then I have good news for you - this is not a prerequisite for a great vacation.

However, despite all of the above, think about the meaning Czech proverb:

..."When you learn a new language, you gain a new soul"...

There is a huge amount of truth in this statement. Each language, with its own structure, reflects the traits and behaviors characteristic of the people using it. When you learn a language, you inevitably look at the behavior of its speakers and after a while you begin to understand them more.

In addition to such lyrical and slightly elevated reasons, there is also a practical benefit from at least minimal knowledge of the language of the country in which you are traveling.

What are the practical advantages of knowing the “minimum set of knowledge” of a foreign language:

• You will not blink your eyes incomprehensibly when you hear an elementary greeting;
• If necessary, you will be able to convey to the local resident the meaning of your request or question, and such needs unfortunately happen;
• In any country in the world, foreigners who speak at least a dozen phrases in the local language have a warmer and more friendly attitude.

So we smoothly approached a short Russian-Arabic phrasebook. In fact, in Egypt, as in many other countries, many different languages ​​are used. However, the majority of the population considers only Egyptian Arabic.

Below I have given the basic words and phrases that you may need to conduct a minimal dialogue in Egypt (Egyptian phrasebook).

Important : capital letters in the middle of words denote a stressed syllable; a colon before a letter denotes a pause before that sound.

Greetings, common phrases

Hello! (Hello!) - answer	As-Salam Mualaikum (Marhaba) - Waleikum As-Salam
Good morning!; good afternoon (after 14) evening	sabah il fail; misAil fail
how are you?; How is your health?	kif al-hal?; kif al-saha?
good, fine	la bass
thanks; please (reply)	shukran; a-fuan
please (begging for something)	min fadlak/fadlik
please be kind	leu samAht
Yes; No	quince (naam); la
Okay; poorly	kwais; muskweiss
can; it is forbidden	mumkin; mish mumkin
I want	Ana Aiz
Who's there? sign in	man huna: k? Udhul
Wait a minute	inAzyr lyakhza
few; a little bit; many	shuaya"; svaya-svaya; kithir
enough (enough)	halas
hot Cold	ha:rr / ba:rid
What is your name?; My name is…	Mae Ismuk?; Ana Ismi
What is the price?	Beckem?
soon; not soon; now; Then	kari:ban; a: jilyan; al-a:n; ba:din
hotel	hazelnut
shop	mahal
restaurant	matam
husband wife	zOvuj / zOvuj
do you know Russian?	taarif rusi?
I do not understand	ma nafgamsh
in Russian (this)	bal rus
help me	aunni
how is it in arabic?	kief bal arabi?
Sorry	athos
all the will of God	Inshaallah

Shop, market, money

Can I watch this?	Mumkin ashuf yes?
Give me please…	Aatyn, min fadlik...
money	nuku:d, fulus
dollars	du:la:ra:t
change	fakka
I don't have money/change	Mae indie fulus/chord
big money	nuku:d kabi:ra
small money	nuku:d saga:ra
It's too expensive	da ghali aui
currency	Umlya
is free	bibalyash
market	su:k

At the airport, on the street, in transport

Restaurant and cafe

drink; eat; water; bread; tea; sugar; coffee	Ashrab; Shark; mA; Khubz; shcha: th; sucre; kahwa
wine; white; red; dry	khamr; abyad; Ahmar; l-muzza
vodka; cognac; beer	fu:tka; ku:nya:k; bi:ra
juice; Coca Cola; tonic	acyr; ku:ka:ku:la; that: neither: to
dates; fruit; pomegranate; grape	tamr; fava:ki; room:n; Inab
fork; a spoon; knife; wineglass	pike; milaaka; shikki:n; kadakh
ashtray, cigarettes; hookah; lighter	taffa: me; saja:'ir; shisha; kadda:ha
cheese; oysters; shrimps	jubna; maha:rat; jamba:ri

Few words for the hotel

Russian-Arabic (Tunisian dialect) phrasebook: how to explain yourself in an unfamiliar country. Popular phrases and expressions for travelers.

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Modern colloquial Arabic is divided into 5 groups of dialects, which are actually separate languages ​​from a linguistic point of view. The dialect spoken in Tunisia, along with Algerian, Libyan and Moroccan, belongs to the Maghreb (Western) group. Over the years of colonization, the Tunisian dialect has absorbed many words from French, Italian and Turkish.

Greetings, common expressions
Hello	Aslyama (generally used); essalam alaikum (to several people)
Hey!	Ahla! Salam!
Nice to meet you	Nitscharfu
Goodbye	Bislama
See you!	Ilya lekaa!
How are you?	Schnahuelek? (for 1 person) Schnahuelkum? (to multiple people)
Thank you, OK	Shukran, la bass
Everything is fine	Kol shei mregel
Please	Brabby, yeayshek (request); tfaddal (when we give something away)
Sorry	Samahni (for 1 person), samkhuni (for several people)
What is your name?	Shnua ismek?
My name is...	Ismi...
Does anyone here speak Russian/French/English?	Femma shkun yitkelem bi-rusi/bil-inglizi?
How is it in Arabic?	Kifesh heza bil-arbi?
I do not understand	Me nafhamsh
Yes	Hey
Not	La
For the good of the cause
help me	Aunni
I need... (I need...)	Haazhti bi...
No need	Mush we climb
keep it	hallie undack
I like you	Inti ajibni (to a man), inti azhbetni (to a woman)
Handsome/beautiful	Misien/Misien
Are you/are you married?	Inti maarysa/maarys?
Can I kiss you?	Nejam nbussack?
I love you	Nhabback
Honestly!	Walla!
Shall we have some fun?	Naamlyu jau?
Are you kidding me?	Titmanyak alley?
You want everything at once!	Kun-fe yakun! (literally "say" be! "- and it will be")
Your carpet is of poor quality, give me a discount	Mush behi yeser zerbiya mtak, amelli remiz.
I just saw the same carpet there and it was cheaper	Tau-tau r’it nafs ez-zerbiya u somkha arhas
Numbers and numbers
Zero	Sfyr
One	Wahad
Two	Tnin
Three	Smoldering
Four	Arba
Five	Anchovy
Six	setta
Seven	Sebaa
Eight	Darkness
Nine	Tesaa
Ten	Ashra
Twenty	Ashrin
Twenty-one	Wahad u ashrin
Twenty two	Tnin u ashrin
Thirty	Tletin
Fourty	Arbain
Fifty	Khamsin
Sixty	Settin
Seventy	Sabain
Eighty	Tmenin
Ninety	Tesain
Hundred	Mia
One thousand	Elf
Two thousand	Alfin
Five thousand	Hamsa lef
Shops, hotels and restaurants
Do you have spare rooms?	Andkum being beaten?
How?	Kaddesh?
Is free	flash
How much is a room for two people?	Kaddesh el-lila fi beat double?
I will stay five nights	Besh nokod bahdekum hamsa lilet
I would like to buy...	Nhaeb nishri...
How much does it cost?	Heza kaddesh el som?
I do not like it	Heza me ajibnish
I take this	Besh nhez heza
Table for two please	Table pour du person, brabby
May I see the menu?	Atini cards
I want fish	Nhaeb hut
Is there fresh fish?	femma hoot fresh?
To your health!	Alya sakhtek!
Waiter!	Samahni! ("sorry", used to get the waiter's attention)
Everything is very delicious	Kol shei bnin barsha
Arabic coffee please	Kahua arbi, brabby
Tea with pine nuts, please.	Tay bil-boonduk, brabby
Give me an account please	Brabby, hsab
Do you accept credit cards?	Nejam nhalas bi-card?
Transport
How much is a ticket to...?	Kaddesh el-teskera li...
Two tickets to... please	Zuz Taskerat Li.., brabby
How do I get...?	Kifesh nezhem nusl whether ..?
Please show on the map	Brabby, uarrini fil harita
Where can I buy a ticket?	Win nejam nishri tasker?
Does this train/bus stop at...?	Trinu / kar heza meshi ..?
Taxi!	Taxi!
Swearing in Arabic
Leave me alone!	Saebni!
Go away!	Barra raw!
Leave me alone!	Hallini raid/raida!
Dont touch me!	Me tmasnish!
Are you crazy or what?	Myk la bass inti?
Donkey!	Bhim!
Shut up!	Uskut!
Should I call the police?	Njiblek bulis?
Let's see how you sing in the precinct!	Tau nshufu sh'besh takhi fil-merkaz!
Useful proverbs
Remembered the dog - prepare a stone	Zkart el-kelb - hazarlu mensba
All good things are late	Ellie mliah - yebta
Those who cannot get dates say they are bitter.	Elli me-yilhaksh en-nahlya, yekul sish
Who hit - hit, who ran away - ran away (you can't fix what you've done)	Ellie drab - drab at elli khrab - khrab.
Bitter leads to bitterness	Me ilezik el morr ken elli amar minnu

We bring to your attention a short Russian-Egyptian phrasebook. The Egyptian dialect of Arabic will be useful to you if you are traveling in Egypt. The information is divided into several categories, which will make it easier to find exactly the word you need in our dictionary - phrasebook. We wish you good luck and pleasant travels!

Greetings, addresses, acquaintance, courtesy:
good morning - sabah il fail
good afternoon, evening (after about 2 p.m.) - misA il fail
hello - as-salaam mualeykum
(Answer: Waleikum As-Salaam wa Rahmat Mubarakiat.)
Hey! - Marhaba!

how are you? - Kif al-hal?
thank you - shukran
a thousand thanks - alf shukr
How is your health? - Kif al-saha?
good, fine - La bes
nice to meet you - Fursa saida
see you! - Ilya lekaa!
goodbye - ma asalYama
please be kind.. - leu samaht
please (in response) - a-fuan
please … (bring, etc.) - Min fadlyak

I am Ana
you are Enta (male), Anti (female)
I want - Ana Aiz
OK, okay, it's coming, okay - sacks
yes - naam
no - la:
it's alright - kullu tamam
what is your name? - May Ismuk?
My name is... - Ana Ismi...
husband / wife - zOvudzh / zOvudzha
my / yours - whether / lak
do you know Russian? - Taarif Rusi?
I don't understand - Ma nefgamsh.
do you understand me? - hal tafhamu: nani?
in Russian (this) ... - Bal Rusi ...
how is that in arabic? - Kif Bal Arabi?
help me - aunni
sorry - Athos
Everything is the will of God - Insha'Allah
Russia - Rusia
Russian/Russian - Rusi/Russia
I'm from Russia - Ana min Rusia

Currency exchange, money:
currency - Umlya
dollars - du: la: ra: t
money - nuku:d, fulus
surrender - fakka
I don't have money/change - Mae indie fulus/khorda
free - bibalyash
How much does it cost? - bi kam huh?
currency exchange - thwi:l al-Umlya
exchange rate - as-siAr al-umla:t
I need to exchange dollars for pounds
big money (banknotes) - nuku:d kabi:ra
small money (bills) - nuku:d saga:ra

Purchases:
duty free - as-su: to al-hurra
How many? - Caddesch?
can you see this? - Mumkin ashuf yes?
give me, please... - Aatyni, min fadlik...
I don't want (it) / I don't need - Le uridou / Ma biddy
Enough/Enough - Khalass
many - kitir
little - shuaia
a little bit - shwaya-shwaya
completely, wholly - mei-mei
enough - halas
bad - mush quayes
good - kvAes, tamAm
good / bad - jeyyid / seyyi "a
big / small - kabi:r / sagy:r
hot / cold - ha:rr / ba:rid
it's too expensive - yes ghali aui
it is possible, perhaps (I would like) - mUmkin
one more - kaman wahad

Items, products:
drink - Eshrab
yes - shark

vegetable - b-l-hyda: r
meat - b-l-lyakhm

apricot - mishmisha
orange - collar: la
watermelon - Batykha khamrau
banana - mauza
lamb - lyakhm da "an
bun - ragi:f saga:r
water - mA:
carbonated water - ma: gazu:za, mineral water - maadani
ham - jambu:n
wine - khamr, white - abyad, red - Ahmar, dry - l-muzza
vodka - fu: tka, a bottle of vodka - kynni: nat fu: tka
grapes - Inab
pomegranate - rumma:n
beef - lyakhm bakar
melon - battykha safrau
kefir - raeb
sausage - sujuk
sweets - mulyabbasa:t
coca cola - ku:ka:ku:la:
cognac - ku: nya: k
coffee - kahwa, instant - kahwa ni: ska: fi:, with milk - kahwa bi l hali: b
crabs - kabu:riya
shrimp - jamba:ri
chicken - frah
strawberry - fara:ulya
lemon - lime :n
milk - laben khalib
ice cream - boo:za (ice cree:m)
meat - lahma
vegetables - thin :p
omelette - u:ml:t
cookies - basque:t
peach - Houh
pizza - bitza
pepper - filfil
beer - bi: ra, light - Baida:, dark - sauda:, cold - ba: reed
fish - Samaka
salad - sala: tat
sugar - sucre
juice - asyr
salt - milch
sausages - poppy:nickname
pork - lyakhm khinza:r
sour cream - Ashta
cheese - jubna
cake - su: rta (kaaka)
tonic - tu:no:k
oysters - maha:rat
dates - tamr
fruits - fava:kih
halva - haljava
bread - Khubz
tea - scha:y, with sugar - scha:y bi s-sukr, without sugar - scha:y bid:n sukr
scrambled eggs - bayd makli
apples - tufah

glass - kadah
fork - shuka
spoon - small
knife - shikki:n
ashtray - taffa:i
cigarettes - saja: "ir
hookah - shisha
lighter - kadda:ha
a pack of cigarettes - Ulbat saja: "ir

waiter, bring, pls, another spoon - me: na: dil jib, min fadlyak, milaaka Uhra
bring, pls, another fork / knife - jib, min fAdlyak, pike Ahar / sikki:n
bring a small (large) glass of beer - jib kadah bi: ra sagy: r (kabi: r)
give me an ashtray - aatyni taffa: i
can i smoke? - hal yumkInuni an udahhin

Numerals:
1/2 - nusf
one - wahid
two - esnnan
three - teleta
four - arba
five - hamsa
six - sitta
seven - sabaa
eight - SamEnia
nine - tisaa
ten - Aashhara
twenty - ischrin
thirty - salyasuun
forty - arbaun
fifty - hamsun
sixty - sittuun
seventy - sabaun
eighty - samaanuun
ninety - chisuun
one hundred - mia
two hundred - miataan
thousand - alpha

Transport, movement, in the city:
to the right - yamInak
to the left - shimAlek
here - hyena
Where are you going? - Inta raih dryer?
city ​​center - el dahar
bus - otubis
car - arabeya (sayara)
airport - MatAr
plane - taera
taxi - taxi
boat, boat
guide - dalil
driver - sayik
where? - Vine?
where? - Ilya vine?

please take me to the hotel ... - avsylni, min fadlyak, Ilya hazelnuts ...
I need to get to .. - alEyiya an Azkhab Ilya ...
take me to / to ... - vassal Ilya ...
city ​​- madi:na
center - markyaz
old town - madi:na cadi:ma
museum - mathaf
tour desk - maktab siya:hi
market - su:k

Time:
what time is it now? - Kam assa:?
today is al-youm
yesterday - ams
tomorrow - bukra
the day after tomorrow - bA: yes bUkra
now - al-a:n
later, then - ba:dIn
morning - sabah
day - naha :p
evening - masaa
night - leyla
afternoon - Baad al dogor
soon - kari:ban
not soon - a:jilyan

On the way, in a hotel, in a restaurant:
embassy - safara
hospital - mustashfa
airport - matar
registration - taszhil
baggage - lift
excess baggage - ziyada
bag, suitcase - faliza
bag - shanta
ticket - bitaka
please, here is my passport - tafaddal ha huwa java

room, room - gurfa
swimming pool - masbah
key - mythta:x
hotel - hazelnut
towel - foot
soap - sa:boo:n

this number does not suit me - la tuna: sibuni hazykhi l-gurfa
I would like to get a nice number - Ana uri:d jeyid gurfa
i would like to get a pool view room - ana uri:d gurfa tutYllu ala masbah
what time is breakfast? - fi s-a: a kyam Yabda "at l-ifta: r?
give me, please, the key to the room ... - aatYni, min fAdlyak, mythta: x l-gurfa ...
luggage storage - mustavdaa hafz l-afsh
Please take my luggage to the room - hamil, min fadlyak, amtIati Ilya l-gurfa
I will take this bag myself - sa Ahmil Ana xAzykhi shAnta
give me one more towel, please - aati:ni, min fadlyak, heads:r Ahar
please give me soap (shampoo) - aaty:ni, min fadlyak, sa:bu:n (sha:mbu)
check please - al-hisa:b, min fadlyak
who's there? enter - man huna:k? Udhul
wait a minute - intAzyr lyakhza