نحب نتعلم الكاراتي
nḥebb netʿallem l-kārāti
I would like to learn karate
Usage
To tell a dojo which art you want to learn.
Grammar Note
"nḥebb" plus a verb means "I would like to".
نحب نتعلم الجيدو
nḥebb netʿallem l-jīdū
I would like to learn judo
Usage
To tell a dojo which art you want to learn.
Grammar Note
"nḥebb" plus a verb means "I would like to". A sentence assembled from attested words.
هاذي أول مرة نترانى
hādhi awwel marra netrāna
This is my first time training
Usage
To say you are a complete beginner.
Grammar Note
"awwel marra" means "the first time". A sentence assembled from attested words.
بالشوية معايا من فضلك
b-sh-shwiyya maʿāya min faḍlek
Please go easy with me
Usage
In practice, to ask your partner to take it easy.
Grammar Note
"b-sh-shwiyya" means "slowly, gently". A sentence assembled from attested words.
ركبتي توجعني
rukbti tūjaʿni
My knee hurts
Usage
To mention an injury before training.
Grammar Note
"tūjaʿni" means "hurts me". A sentence assembled from attested words.
تنجم توريني هاذي مرة أخرى؟
tnajjem twarrīni hādhi marra ukhra?
Can you show me this once more?
Usage
To see a move once again.
Grammar Note
"twarrīni" means "show me". A sentence assembled from attested words.
نحب نتفرج الأول
nḥebb netfarrej l-awwel
I would like to watch first
Usage
To watch a class before joining.
Grammar Note
"tfarrej" means to watch as a spectator. A sentence assembled from attested words.
فما دوش؟
fammā dūsh?
Is there a shower?
Usage
To check you can wash after training.
Grammar Note
"dūsh" comes from French "douche". A sentence assembled from attested words.
وين الصالة متاع السبور؟
wīn ṣ-ṣāla mtāʿ s-sbūr?
Where is the gym?
Usage
To ask where the training hall is.
Grammar Note
"ṣ-ṣāla mtāʿ s-sbūr" is the gym. A sentence assembled from attested words.
وين المدرب؟
wīn l-mudarreb?
Where is the coach?
Usage
To find the instructor at the dojo.
Grammar Note
"mudarreb" is a coach. A sentence assembled from attested words.
رتح خمسة دقايق واشرب ماء
rattaḥ khamsa dqāyeq w-eshreb mā
Rest for five minutes and drink some water
Usage
What an instructor says between rounds.
Grammar Note
The imperative is the same for men and women. A sentence assembled from attested words.
خلاص ليوم، يعطيك الصحة
khlāṣ lyūm, yʿaṭīk ṣ-ṣeḥḥa
That is enough for today, well done
Usage
At the end of class, to thank each other.
Grammar Note
"yʿaṭīk ṣ-ṣeḥḥa" is a set phrase of thanks. A sentence assembled from attested words.
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