وين الشاطئ؟
Wēn esh-shāṭiʾ?
Where is the beach?
Usage
Asks the way to the beach. In daily speech people also say "el-baḥr" (the sea).
Grammar Note
"Wēn" comes first. The article "el-" becomes "esh-" before "sh". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
البحر هادي اليوم؟
El-baḥr hādi el-yōm?
Is the sea calm today?
Usage
Asks about sea conditions before swimming.
Grammar Note
Rising intonation makes the question. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
بدي استأجر شمسية
Biddi istaʾjer shamsiyye
I would like to rent an umbrella
Usage
Rents a beach umbrella. "Shamsiyye" covers parasol and umbrella.
Grammar Note
"Biddi" is followed by the bare verb. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
وين فيني أغطس؟
Wēn fīni aghṭos?
Where can I go diving?
Usage
Asks where diving is possible.
Grammar Note
"Fīni" + bare verb means "I can". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
الشمس قوية كتير اليوم
Esh-shams ʾawiyye ktīr el-yōm
The sun is very strong today
Usage
Used to start talking about sun protection.
Grammar Note
"Ktīr" after an adjective means "very".
عندك كريم للشمس؟
ʿIndak krīm lish-shams?
Do you have sunscreen?
Usage
Asks a shop or friend for sunscreen. To a woman read "ʿindik".
Grammar Note
"Li-" + noun means "for". Composed from dictionary-verified words.
المي حلوة للسباحة
El-mayy ḥelwe lis-sibāḥa
The water is wonderful for swimming
Usage
Praises the water. "Mayy" is water.
Grammar Note
"Ḥelwe" is feminine; "mayy" takes feminine agreement. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
انتبه من التيار!
Intabeh men et-tayyār!
Watch out for the currents!
Usage
Warns swimmers. To several people say "intabhu", to a woman "intabi".
Grammar Note
Imperative. "Intabeh men" warns about something. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
الغروب هون حلو كتير
El-ghurūb hōn ḥelo ktīr
The sunset here is beautiful
Usage
A remark while watching the sunset.
Grammar Note
"Ḥelo" agrees with the masculine noun. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
وين أقرب مطعم عالبحر؟
Wēn aʾrab maṭʿam ʿal-baḥr?
Where is the nearest restaurant on the beach?
Usage
Looks for a place to eat by the sea.
Grammar Note
"ʿAl-" merges "ʿala" and the article. Composed from dictionary-verified words.
More Levantine Arabic phrases
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