Ahna bi roh Britanya – We are going to Britain.Ento wen betrohon? – Where are you all going?.Al Hamdulillah, zenna – Praise God, good/fine.Tayara fee min warra – The plane is at the back.Mumkin ashoof el tatkira wil jawaz? – May I see your ticket and passport.Andikom tatkira? – Have you got a ticket?.Andikom Jawaz? – Have you got a passport?.Kayf halik/ Shlonik? (Male) – How are you?.Kayf halich/Shlonich? (Female)– How are you?.Some Arabic Phrases and Words That Might Be Useful at the Airport Ana mashoofi shay – I can't see anything.Kullo aswad mako abyat – Everything black, there is no white.La, matshoof shay – No, can't see anything.Leish enti matshoof? – Why, can't you see?.Rahat bel mata'ar – went to the airport.Minona(may/no/na) – crazy (refers to a female).Lisana towil − long tongue (description of someone who answers back to someone in authority or just anyone really).Leish, enta minon? – Why, are you crazy? (refers to a male).Leish, enti Minona? – Why, are you crazy? (refers to a female).La'a, ana tabi semich – No, I like fish.Enti tabin diyay/diyaya? – Do you like chicken?.Ente/anti helwa (f) – You are beautiful.Mayasir sawi chedi – don't do it like this.Shino ga'id ti sawi? – What are you doing?.Enta (m) /enti (f) tabin may? – Do you like water?.Mako may bel hammam – No water in the toilet.Ako wayed akkil bel thalagya – There is so much food in the fridge or refrigerator.Zain, mako mushkila – Fine, no problem.Yemkin/mumkin, ashoofich (f) el yom ahad.Enta (m) /Enti (f) mako mouk – You have no brain, you are stupid.Marra gallit, enta mako mouk – The lady said you have no brain.Shino gallit marra? – What did the lady say?.La'a ahna bes eshrab assir – No, we only drink juice.Leish, enti maeshrab tsay? – Why, you don't drink tea?.La'a, andina bes gahwah – No, we only have coffee.Andikom tsay/chay minfadlak (m)/ minfadlik (f) ? – Have you got tea, please?.Ana abi eshrab may – I want to drink water.Ana abi eshrab haleeb – I want to drink milk.Enti (f) tabeen sanduwisha? – Would you like a sandwich?.Ta'alle (f) betna – Come to our house/home.Ta'al (when talking to a man) or ta'alle (when talking to a woman) – Come.Ta'alle henna ebserra'a (talking to a female) – Come here quickly.Rohay (f)/ roh (m) il jameya – Go to the shop.Ta'alle (f)/ taal (m) henna – Come here.Ana ga'id sawi haddha – I am making this.Ana ga'id sawi kadda – I am making lunch.Enti (f)/ Enta (m), shino ga'id sawi? – You, what are you doing?.Ana mojawda bel bait alhin – I am at home now.Ana khalaset eshtakel – I finished my work.Betna fee el li Kuwait – Our house is in Kuwait.Wayn il bait kom? – Where is your house?.Enti (f)/ enta (m), shino tabin? – You, what do you want?.Layla sa e'eda/tisba alkhayr – Goodnight.Masa'ah alkhyair – Good afternoon (you reply – masa'annoor).Sabah alkhyair – Good morning (you reply – sabah'annoor).Yalla gommay (f)/ yalla gom (m) – Come on stand up.Yalla emshy (f)/ yalla ems (m) – Come on let's go.Ana zain (male) /ana zenna (female) – I'm fine or I'm good.Al Hamdulillah – Praise be to Allah/God.Al Hamdulillah ana zain – Praise God, I am good.Kayf halik/Shlonic? (male) – How are you?.Kayf halich/Shlonich? (female) – How are you?.Kuwaiti Arabic Words and Phrases That Are Useful in the Home It is also much easier to learn Arabic properly when you work and live in a place that speaks the Arabic language. I find it is easier to learn the spoken version of Arabic than the alphabet. The Arabic words below are written how they are pronounced.

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