نحب نخدم بانافول في هاذا المشروع
nḥebb nekhdem bānāfūl fī hādhā l-mashrūʿ
I would like to volunteer for this project
Usage
Offers to join a volunteer project. "Bānāfūl" is the colloquial word, from French "bénévole".
Grammar Note
"Khdem bānāfūl" means to work as a volunteer; a dictionary example reads "I worked as a volunteer". A sentence assembled from attested words.
وين ننجم نسجل إسمي؟
wīn nnajjem nsajjel ismi?
Where can I put my name down?
Usage
Asks where to sign up, for example as a volunteer.
Grammar Note
A dictionary example reads "he wrote his name on the list". A sentence assembled from attested words.
شنوا لازم نعمل؟
shnuwwa lāzem neʿmel?
What do I have to do?
Usage
Checks what the job involves.
Grammar Note
"Lāzem" plus a present verb means "must". A sentence assembled from attested words.
تحتاجو واحد يحكي إنڨليزية؟
teḥtājū wāḥed yeḥki inglīziyya?
Do you need someone who speaks English?
Usage
A polite way to offer English as a skill; the plural "you" is the courteous form.
Grammar Note
"Yeḥki" (speaks) is the verb used in "do you speak English?"; "wāḥed" also means "someone". A sentence assembled from attested words.
ننجم نخدم نهار لكل
nnajjem nekhdem nhār l-kull
I can work all day
Usage
Tells them you are available for the whole day; the form is the same for men and women.
Grammar Note
"Nhār l-kull" is "all day"; "nnajjem" is "I can". A sentence assembled from attested words.
كيفاش ننجم نعاون عباد هنا؟
kīfāsh nnajjem nʿāwen ʿbād hna?
How can I help the people here?
Usage
Says you want to be of use to the local people.
Grammar Note
"ʿĀwen" is "help"; "ʿbād" is "people". A sentence assembled from attested words.
فما برنامج لمدة طويلة؟
fammā barnāmej l-mudda ṭawīla?
Is there a long-term programme?
Usage
For asking about commitments of several months.
Grammar Note
"Fammā" is "there is"; a question keeps the word order and rises in tone. A sentence assembled from attested words.
لازمني تدريب قبل؟
lāzemni tadrīb qbal?
Do I need training beforehand?
Usage
Checks whether training is needed before starting.
Grammar Note
"Lāzemni" means "I need" (literally "it is necessary for me"). A sentence assembled from attested words.
يعيشك برشة على الفرصة هاذي
yʿayyshek barsha ʿlā l-forṣa hādhi
Thank you very much for this opportunity
Usage
A thank-you after being accepted or given a chance.
Grammar Note
"Forṣa" is feminine, so it takes "hādhi". A sentence assembled from attested words.
نحب نعاون
nḥebb nʿāwen
I would like to help
Usage
A short offer of help.
Grammar Note
"Nḥebb" plus a present verb means "I want to". A sentence assembled from attested words.
كيفاش ننجم نعاونك؟
kīfāsh nnajjem nʿāwnek?
How can I help you?
Usage
Asks what the other person needs; the same for men and women.
Grammar Note
The "you" suffix -ek is attached to the verb, the same for both genders. A sentence assembled from attested words.
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