Arabic for beginners.
| English | Arabic | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Menu | قائمة الطعام | Qā’imat al-ta‘ām |
| Table | طاولة | Tāwilah |
| Waiter | نادل | Nādel |
| Bill / Check | الحساب | Al-hisāb |
| Water | ماء | Mā’ |
| Tea | شاي | Shāy |
| Coffee | قهوة | Qahwa |
| Bread | خبز | Khubz |
? MasterStudy introduces these words with pronunciation, audio, and real-life usage scenarios.
هل عندكم قائمة الطعام؟
Hal ‘indakum qā’imat al-ta‘ām? – Do you have the menu?
أريد...
Ureed... – I want…
من فضلك، أريد كوب شاي.
Min fadlak, ureed koob shāy. – Please, I’d like a cup of tea.
كم السعر؟
Kam al-si‘r? – How much is it?
أنا لا آكل اللحم.
Ana lā ākul al-lahm. – I don’t eat meat.
ما هو الطبق المميز؟
Ma huwa al-tabq al-mumayyaz? – What’s the special dish?
هل هذا حار؟
Hal hādhā hār? – Is this spicy?
هل يحتوي على...؟
Hal yahtawi ‘ala...? – Does it contain...?
MasterStudy helps learners practice these interactions through simulated restaurant dialogues with native pronunciation.
من فضلك (Min fadlak/fadlik) – Please
شكراً (Shukran) – Thank you
عفواً (‘Afwan) – You’re welcome
كان الطعام لذيذاً (Kān al-ta‘ām ladhīdhan) – The food was delicious
Cultural etiquette tips are also included in MasterStudy lessons to help beginners behave respectfully while speaking confidently.
أين الحساب؟ – Where is the bill?
أدفع نقداً – I’ll pay in cash
هل يمكنني الدفع بالبطاقة؟ – Can I pay by card?
MasterStudy teaches how to handle these situations with visual examples and practice dialogues.
Knowing how to order food in Arabic not only improves your language skills — it enhances your travel experience and connection with the culture. With MasterStudy real-world lessons and pronunciation support, even beginners can feel confident at any café, restaurant, or market.
