Arabic for beginners.
| English | Arabic | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| I have a reservation | لديّ حجز | Ladayya ḥajz |
| I want a room | أريد غرفة | Ureed ghurfa |
| One night | ليلة واحدة | Layla wāḥida |
| Do you have Wi-Fi? | هل يوجد واي فاي؟ | Hal yujad wai-fai? |
| Where is the elevator? | أين المصعد؟ | Ayna al-miṣ‘ad? |
MasterStudy teaches these with listening + speaking practice so you remember under real pressure.
هل يمكنني الحصول على مفتاح؟ – Can I get a key?
أين دورة المياه؟ – Where is the bathroom?
متى وقت الفطور؟ – What time is breakfast?
MasterStudy roleplay lessons help you rehearse these scenarios with a tutor or AI assistant.
| English | Arabic | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| I need a taxi | أحتاج إلى تاكسي | Aḥtāj ilā tāksī |
| Take me to the airport | خذني إلى المطار | Khudhni ilā al-maṭār |
| How much is it? | كم السعر؟ | Kam al-si‘r? |
| Here is fine | هنا جيد | Hunā jayyid |
| Stop here, please | توقف هنا، من فضلك | Tawaqqaf hunā, min faḍlak |
You’ll find these phrases inside MasterStudy “Arabic for Travel” lesson track, with real pronunciation and scenario-based exercises.
١، ٢، ٣... – 1, 2, 3...
يمين (Yameen) – Right
يسار (Yasār) – Left
أمام (Amām) – Straight ahead
بعيد / قريب (Ba‘eed / Qareeb) – Far / Near
MasterStudy integrates numbers and directions into interactive maps and location-based flashcards.
Use these with almost any phrase:
من فضلك – Please
شكراً – Thank you
عفواً – You’re welcome
Politeness goes a long way in Arabic-speaking countries, and MasterStudy includes cultural etiquette tips throughout the beginner path.
You don’t need to be fluent to travel — just prepared. A few key Arabic phrases can make all the difference in your hotel, taxi, and daily interactions. MasterStudy helps beginners learn real-world Arabic through structured lessons, audio support, and practical speaking practice.
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