Phrases Flashcards
(34 cards)
تقول
speaks/tells
verb, present tense, third person feminine
ta’quul
اللقاء
meeting, encounter (noun)
Alliq’a-a
صباح
Morning (noun for time)
Sabahh
السلامة
Safety, peace (noun)
happiness, not to be subjected to harm or pests.
As-salaama
مع
With (adverb)
maa
يقول
Says/tells (verb, masculine, third person)
yakuul
الخير
Good (adj.) (also kindness, generosity, happiness and contentment)
الى
To (preposition)
eelaah
e.g. we go to the supermarket every week
مرحبا
Hi
قريبا
soon
qariiba(n)
مساء
afternoon/evening
كيف حالك
How are you
keef haalak
و انت
and you
w inta
يا حلا
It’s good to see you (lit. welcome)
ya hala
How do you ask
- a man
- a woman
- more than one person
how they are
- keef Haalak
- keef Haalik
- keef Haalakum
Decline the adjective ‘fine’ in the masculine, feminine and plural forms.
Tayyib, tayyiba, tayyibiin
Decline the pronoun ‘you’ in masculine singular, feminine singular, and plural.
inta, inti, intu
How does “I’m glad to see you” change when speaking to
- a man
- a woman
- more than one person
ahlan biik,
ahlan biiki
ahlan biikum
عيدوا
repeat (to a group)
9iidu
عيدوا الجملة
repeat the sentence (to a group)
9iidu al-jumla
عيدوا الكلمة
repeat the word (to a group)
9iidu l-kilma
صباح النور
SabaH annur
reply to ‘good morning’
شلونك
How are you (used around Riyadh)
shloonak (m.)
زين
Fine (in reply to ‘how are you’), used around Riyadh
zeen