An Arabic phrasebook with pronunciation may come in handy if you plan to travel around the country on your own, for example, in a rented car. Or simply to bargain at the market. In any case, a good English-Arabic phrasebook will definitely not hurt you. This country has a great attitude to tourists, many tourist sites literally survive at the expense of guests from Europe. So the phrasebook of the Arabic language will only allow you to establish communication with the people of this hospitable country. We have collected for you a small list of useful phrases in Arabic, so that you can comfortably travel around Jordan.
| What is your name? | Esmak/esmik e? |
| My name is... | Esmi ... |
| What do you want? | Aiz/aiza e? |
| I want juice | Aiz/aiza asyr. |
| I want to eat | Aiz/aiza akl. |
| I want to sleep | Aiz/aiza enem. |
| I don't want... | Mish aiz/aiza... |
| Welcome! | Ahlan wasailan! |
| Hello! | Salam aleikum! |
| Good morning! | Sabah el kher! |
| Good evening! | Masa el kher! |
| Goodbye! | Mae salyama! |
| Thank you. - You're welcome. | Shukran. - Afuan. |
| Please,... | Min fadlak/fadlik. Liao sanahat. |
| Yes. | Ayua. |
| No. | La-a. |
| No. | Mafish. |
| Can | Mumkin |
| Cannot | Mish mumkin |
| Okay | Kwais/kwaisa. Heluwa. |
| No problem! | Mafish nishekli! |
| No problem! | Mish mushkela! |
| I am tired. | Ana taben/tabena. |
| How are you? - How are you? | Zaye ssaha? - Zaye ssaha? |
| What is this? | Eida? |
| Who is this? | Me heza? |
| Why? | Le? |
| Where? | Fin? |
| How? | Ezzey? |
| Where are you going? | Rayha fin? |
| How much does it cost? | Bekem? |
| Do you have water? | Andak mayya? |
| Do you have a pen? | Andak alam? |
| I have water. | Ana andi mayya. |
| I don't speak Arabic. | Ana mebat kallimsh arabi. |
| I speak Arabic | Ana bet kallim arabi |
| A little bit | Shwayya-shwayya |
| I (don't) understand. | Ana (mish) fehem/fehma. |
| Is everything alright? | Kullu tamem? |
| Everything is fine. | Kullu tamem. |
| I love you. | Ana bekhebek enta/enti. |
| Me too. | Ana kamen. |
| Driver, please, | Yarais, min fadpak, |
| Stop here. | Stana hena |
| Really? - Really. | Wallahi. |
| Mother | Ommi, mama, om |
| Father | Abbi, baba, ab |
| Daughter | Benti |
| Son | Ebni |
| Girl, young woman | Bent |
| Boy | Waled |
| Man | Rogel |
| Woman | Set |
| Cigarette | Sigara |
| Cigar | Sigar |
| Juice | Asyr |
| Tomato juice | Asyr uta, asyr tomata |
| Bag | Shanta |
| Towel | Fota |
| Store | Mehzin |
| Fish | Samak |
| Gold | Dahab |
| Chain | Selselya |
| Water | Mayya |
| Break | Raha |
| Home | Menzel, beyt |
| Apartment | Sha-a |
| Room | Oda |
| Pharmacy | Saydaleiya |
| Village | Koreya |
| Expensive | Gali |
| A little, a bit | Shwayya-shwayya |
| So-so | Nos-so-nos |
| Fully, all, entirely... | Maya-maya |
| A lot, too much | Ktir |
| Enough, that's enough | Halas |
| Never | Halas |
| OK! | Ssah! |
| (don't) know | (Mish) arif/arfa |
