Complete Phrase Compilation For Traveling To Egypt

Learn Arabic: A Complete Phrase Compilation for Traveling to Egypt

by Innovative Language Learning

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Egypt, a land of ancient wonders and captivating culture, welcomes travelers from around the globe. To fully immerse yourself in the beauty of Egypt, it's essential to have a basic understanding of the local language, Arabic.

This comprehensive phrase compilation will equip you with the essential phrases you need for a smooth and enjoyable journey through Egypt. Covering greetings, asking for directions, transportation, dining, shopping, and emergencies, this guide will help you navigate the country with confidence.

Essential Greetings

• Hello - As-salamu alaykum (pronounced as-salamu alay-koom)
• Good morning - Sabah el-kheir (pronounced sabah el-khair)
• Good afternoon - Masa el-kheir (pronounced masa el-khair)
• Good evening - Masaa el-kheir (pronounced masaa el-khair)
• Thank you - Shukran (pronounced shokran)
• You're welcome - Afwan (pronounced afwan)

Essential Questions

• How are you? - Kayf halak? (pronounced kayf halak) - used for males
• How are you? - Kayf halik? (pronounced kayf halek) - used for females
• What is your name? - Sh اسمك? (pronounced shu ismak)
• My name is... - Ana asmee... (pronounced ana asmee)
• Where is...? - Wayn...? (pronounced wayn)
• How much is it? - Bi kam? (pronounced bi kam)

Getting Directions

• Can you help me? - Mumkin tasa'edni? (pronounced mumkin tasa'edni)
• I am lost - Ana ta'eht (pronounced ana ta'eht)
• Where is the... - Wayn al...? (pronounced wayn al)
• Turn left - Udkhul al-yameen (pronounced udkhul al-yameen)
• Turn right - Udkhul al-shemal (pronounced udkhul al-shemal)
• Go straight - Im'shi tooly (pronounced im'shi tooly)

Transportation

• I need a taxi - Ana 'ayez taksi (pronounced ana 'ayez taksi)
• How much is the fare? - Bi kam al-'addaad? (pronounced bi kam al-'addaad)
• Can you take me to...? - Mumkin towasalni...? (pronounced mumkin towasalni)
• Take me to the airport - Wasalni al-matar (pronounced wasalni al-matar)
• Take me to the train station - Wasalni al-mahallet al-sikkak al-hadeed (pronounced wasalni al-mahallet al-sikkak al-hadeed)

Dining

• I am hungry - Ana ga'aan (pronounced ana ga'aan)
• I am thirsty - Ana 'atshan (pronounced ana 'atshan)
• Do you have a menu? - 'Andakom menu? (pronounced 'andakom menu)
• I would like to order... - Ana 'ayez atalab... (pronounced ana 'ayez atalab)

Shopping

• How much does it cost? - Bi kam? (pronounced bi kam)
• Can I get a discount? - Mumkin a'mel taghyeer? (pronounced mumkin a'mel taghyeer)
• I would like to buy... - Ana 'ayez ashtare... (pronounced ana 'ayez ashtare)

Emergencies

• Help! - Sa'ada! (pronounced sa'ada)
• Call the police - Ita'bel al-shurta (pronounced ita'bel al-shurta)
• Call an ambulance - Ita'bel al-hospital (pronounced ita'bel al-hospital)
• I need a doctor - Ana 'ayez doktor (pronounced ana 'ayez doktor)

With this comprehensive phrase compilation, you'll be well-equipped to navigate Egypt with confidence. While English is widely spoken in tourist areas, learning a few basic Arabic phrases will enhance your interactions and create a more authentic travel experience. So, embrace the local culture, smile, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Egypt with these essential phrases.

Learn Arabic: A Complete Phrase Compilation for Traveling to Egypt

by Innovative Language Learning

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	13032 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	434 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE