وين ننجم نتفرج في الماتش؟
wīn nnajjem netfarrej fī l-mātsh?
Where can I watch the match?
Usage
To find a café or stadium showing a football match.
Grammar Note
"tfarraj fī" means to watch something. A sentence assembled from attested words.
نحب نلعب تنيس
nḥebb nelʿab tinīs
I'd like to play tennis
Usage
At hotel courts and clubs.
Grammar Note
"leʿb" is used for sports and games alike. A sentence assembled from attested words.
فما صال دو سبور قريب؟
fammā ṣāl dū sbūr qrīb?
Is there a gym nearby?
Usage
To exercise near your lodging.
Grammar Note
"ṣāl dū sbūr" is borrowed from French "salle de sport". A sentence assembled from attested words.
وقتاش يبدا الماتش؟
waqtāsh yebda l-mātsh?
What time does the match start?
Usage
When planning to watch a game.
Grammar Note
"waqtāsh" comes first. A sentence assembled from attested words.
ننجم نلعب معاكم؟
nnajjem nelʿab maʿākom?
Can I join the game?
Usage
To ask a group playing in a square or on the beach.
Grammar Note
"maʿ" + "-kom" means "with you (all)". A sentence assembled from attested words.
قداش نخلص باش نلعب؟
qaddāsh nkhallaṣ bāsh nelʿab?
How much does it cost to play?
Usage
To ask the fee for a court or facility.
Grammar Note
Literally "how much do I pay to play". A sentence assembled from attested words.
فما بيسين قريب؟
fammā bīsīn qrīb?
Is there a swimming pool nearby?
Usage
To ask at a hotel or on the street.
Grammar Note
"bīsīn" is borrowed from French "piscine". A sentence assembled from attested words.
نحب نعمل عومة في البيسين
nḥebb neʿmel ʿūma fī l-bīsīn
I want to take a swim in the pool
Usage
When you want to use the hotel pool.
Grammar Note
"ʿmal ʿūma" means to take a swim.
نحب نلعب كورة
nḥebb nelʿab kūra
I'd like to play football
Usage
To join a game in a square or on the beach.
Grammar Note
"kūra" is the ball; "leʿb kūra" is playing football. A sentence assembled from attested words.
شكون الفريق إلي تحب يربح؟
shkūn l-farīq elli tḥebb yerbaḥ?
Which team do you want to win?
Usage
A conversation opener while watching a game.
Grammar Note
"elli" is the relative word linking "the team that …".
ماتش
mātsh
Match, game
Usage
The word for a football or other match.
Grammar Note
A loanword from French and English.
فريق
farīq
Team
Usage
To name the team you support.
Grammar Note
The same word as in the standard language.
ملعب
malʿab
Stadium
Usage
When asking how to reach a stadium.
Grammar Note
Also called "stād".
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