Word Garden Flashcards
Hasa sa’id
goodluck
Ayda shwaya
calm down
Mish 3awz’dah
i dont want this
Baheb
i love
Mish baheb
i dont love
Ajibni
i like
Mish ajibni
i dont like
zawed shwaya law samat
more please
Ala reglek
hurry up / get going
Nesina
we forgot
Mohema
important
Helw / Heluwa
beautiful / sweet
Mashoor
famous
Mashooreen
Famous (plural)
Mah’zooz
lucky
Mish mah’zooz
unlucky
Zeky
smart
Shabbak
window
Bab
door
Ghurfa
room
Antazirak
waiting / waiting for you
Infijar
boom / explosion
Sam3any?
hear me?
Kitab
book
Aroo7
to go
{Going to a place (airport, home, school, etc.)}
Waqaf
to stand
Daayah
lost
Ma’brok
congrats
Hana
happiness / joy
Ghaly
expensive
Sahl
easy
Sa3b
difficult
Maloon
cursed
Iftah
open
Ifal
close
Shouf
Look
Yatbukh
he cooks
Mizag
mood
Ittasal
call
Khalas
its fine
La taqlaq
dont worry
mat’alla’esh
dont worry
Ajarrab
try / trying
Haga
thing
Hulu fina
good for us
Aw
or
Ma’ya
water
Shay
tea
Ahwa
coffee
Ta’ala hena
come here
Wa’af kelam
stop talking
Kteer
a lot / many
Mish kteer
not a lot / not much
futuda
receipt
haseb
bill
3adi
its okay / its fine
As-saraha
honesty
(straightforward)
Ana mot’akid
im sure / im certain
Ana mish mot’akid
im not sure / im not certain
Bara7a shwaya
take it easy a bit / relax a little
Ana mistajil
im in a hurry
Mish sam3a
cant hear
Ana ta’iha
I am lost
shogl altikyif
ac on
Kelam
to talk / talking
Ana kamam
me too
Fi ra’yi
in my opinion
Mish moshkilla
No problem
salamtak /
El-salama leek
Get well soon
Tyotta
plane
Bessaraaha
honestly
kollo tamaam
everything okay?
Giddan / Awi
Very
Awi
Very
Zahma
Crowded / Busy
Shanta
Bag
Khalli balak
Be careful
Khallik ma3aya
Stay with me
Ma3aya
I have … /
… with me
Hudoomi
My clothes
Nazef
Clean
Ghaly giddan
very expensive
Helawala awi
Very sweet / Very delicious
Ya’ni
Meaning
Lahza wahda (لحظة واحدة)
One moment
Min fadlak
Please
Mia Mia (ميا ميا) /
Maya Maya (مايا مايا)
The best / great / excellent / top-quality
Bafakkar
Thinking
{When you are actively thinking or considering something}
Shayef
Think
{When you are giving your opinion or stating what you think}
Imshi
Go / walk / leave
{Means “leave” or “walk”, often as a command}
Bigad
Really