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Khaliji Phrases

The Khaliji phrases are helpful because they are used daily. Below we picked expressions that a new learner will find useful. We included the audio as well. This is a better way to learning. Learn only what you need. We start with greetings and introduction.

Hi: هلا  [hala]
What is your name?: شسمك؟  [shsmk?]
Nice to meet you: فرصه سعيده  [frsa saeda]
How are you?: شلونك؟  [shlonk?]
I'm good, thanks: انا تمام, ونت؟  [ana tmam, wnt?]
And you?: ونت؟  [wnt?]

Language and Age Phrases

More questions about language and age:

Do you speak (English/Khaliji)?: اتكلم انقليزي؟  [attkalam engleze?]
Does she speak Chinese?: اتكلم صيني؟  [atkalm sene?]
A little bit: شوي  [shway]
How old are you?: كم عمرك؟  [kam omrk?]
I'm 33 years old: انا عمري 33  [ana omri 33]
It was nice talking to you: استانست معاك  [astanst maaak]

If you don't understand something, this will be your secret weapon:

What do you mean?: شتقصد؟  [shtghsed?]
I don't understand: مافهمت؟  [mafhmt?]
I don't know: ماعرف  [maa'rf]
Sorry: أسف  [asf]
What is that called in Khaliji?: شنو يعني هاي بالعربي؟  [shno yanee hay blArabi?]
What does that word mean in English?: شنو يعني هالكلمه بالانقليزي  [shno yaane hal kelma ms englazee?]

More personal information about origins and profession:

Where are you from?: من وين انت؟  [mn ween ant?]
I'm from the U.S: انا من الولايات المتحده الامريكيه  [ana mn alwlayat almutahdah alamericiyah]
I'm American: انا امريكي  [ana amriki]
Where do you live?: وين عايش؟  [ween aysh?]
I live in the U.S: اعيش ف امريكا  [aeesh f amreeka]
What do you do for a living?: شتشتغل؟  [shtshtghl?]
I'm a student: انا طالب  [ana taleb]

Offering or asking for help and giving directions:

Can I help you?: ممكن اساعدك؟  [mmkn assadak?]
Can you help me?: ممكن اتساعدني؟  [mmkn atsaaedni?]
Where is the airport?: وين المطار؟  [ween almtar?]
Go straight: روح سيدا  [rooh seeda]
Then: عقب  [oqob]
Turn left: لف يسار  [lf ysar]
Turn right: لف يمين  [lf ymeen]

Holiday Wishes Phrases

Good wishes in Khaliji in holidays and occasions:

Happy birthday: عيد ميلاد سعيد  [eid melad sayyd]
Happy new year: سنة سعيدة  [sna sayda]
Merry Christmas: عيد ميلاد مجيد  [eid melad majeed]
Good luck: حظ سعيد  [hath saayyd]
Congratulations: مبروك  [mabrook]

Khaliji expressions commonly used when traveling or buying:

I have a reservation: عندي حجز  [endi hajz]
Do you have rooms available?: عندك غرفه فاظيه  [endi ghrfa fathiya]
I would like a non-smoking room: ابي غرفه حق مب المدخنين  [abi ghrfa haq el mub mdakhneen]
How much it costs per night?: بكم الليله  [bkm el layla?]
Waiter: خدام  [khadam]
How much is this?: بكم هاي  [bkm hay]
What is this?: شنو هاي  [shno hay?]

Survival phrases considered to be important in emergencies:

Are you okay?: انت زين؟  [ant zeen?]
I need a doctor: ابي دكتور  [abe dktoor]
Help: ساعدوني  [sadooni]
Call the ambulance: اتصل فالاسعاف  [atasl fel esaaf]
Call the police: اتصل حق الشرطه   [atsal fel shurta]
I am sick: انا مريظ  [ana mreeth]

These Khaliji phrases can be used in a variety of conversations. If you have already visited our Khaliji Vocabulary and Khaliji Grammar, you might want to visit our Khaliji Flashcards to practice what you learned.


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