Starting a conversation is easy in Arabic. Just say the below phrase when you meet someone. Kayf Haaluk? You will hear the phrase “kayf” used in many situations. It is like saying “what are you doing or how are you?” Here is a simple dialogue. Suhaila كَيْفَ حَالُكَ ؟ Kayf haaluk? How are you (m)?
Essential Phrase: Gender forms Masculine Gender Forms What is this(m)? Ma Hadza? مَا هَذَا؟ a book ketaab كِـتَاب a writing book daftar دَفْـتَر a pen Qalam قَـلَم A boy walad ولَد A man rajol رجُل If you want to point towards something that is a masculine, just say it in Arabic What is that(m)? Ma
The expression below is appropriate on many occasions. Memorize the key essential phrase, and use the phrase at the restaurant or when you visit people. Essential Phrase: Japanese English 1 Kore ga “Here is “ 2 anata no kōhīdesu “Your coffee.” 3 Arigatou “Thank you” 4 Douitashimashite “You’re welcome”
Common Greetings when you meet people Lesson 1: Common Greetings Japanese greetings are an essential part of daily communication and social etiquette. Here are three of the most common greetings based on the time of day: Essential Phrase こんにちは (Konnichiwa): Meaning: “Konnichiwa” is a versatile greeting used during the daytime, typically from late
Essential Phrase: Gender Forms A student Tholeb طَالِـب A female student Tholeba طَالِـبَة A teacher Mudar-ris مُـدَرِّس A female teacher Mudar-risah مُـدَرِّسَـة A clerk MuwaZ-Zaf مُوَظَّـفَ A female clerk MuwaZ-Zafa مُوَظَّـفَـة A doctor Thobeeb طَبِـيْـب A female doctor Thobeeba طَبِـيْـبَـة Engineer muhandis مُـهَـنْدِس female Engineer muhandisa مُـهَـنْدِسَـة Manager Mudeer مُـدِيْـر female manager Mudeera مُـدِيْـرَة Speaking
Order Food at restaurant What do you recommend?おすすめは何ですか？ Osusume wa nandesuka? What is this?はい、元気です。 Korewa nandesuka? What type of meat is this?これは何の種類の肉ですか? Korewa nanno oniku desuka? Pork豚肉 butaniku chicken meat鶏肉 toriniku beef牛肉 gyuniku This one, please.これをお願いします。 Kore, onegai shimasu Two of this, please.これ、 ２つ、 お願い します Kore, futatsu, onegai shimasu Non-smoking seat, please.禁煙席でお願いします。 kin enseki
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