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Introduction

Welcome to the lesson on "Common Workplace Vocabulary" in Tunisian Arabic! In this lesson, we will explore the essential vocabulary and phrases related to the workplace, enabling you to communicate effectively with your colleagues and employers in Tunisia. Mastering this vocabulary will not only help you navigate professional settings but also provide insights into Tunisian work culture and customs. So, let's dive in and expand your Tunisian Arabic proficiency in the context of work and employment!

Vocabulary

Below, you will find a comprehensive list of common workplace vocabulary in Tunisian Arabic, along with their pronunciations and English translations. Familiarize yourself with these terms, and practice using them in context to enhance your language skills.

Job Titles and Positions

In the workplace, different job titles and positions denote specific roles and responsibilities. Here are some common job titles and positions in Tunisian Arabic:

Tunisian Arabic	Pronunciation	English Translation
مدير	mudeer	manager
موظف	mothef	employee
محاسب	mahaseb	accountant
مهندس	mohandis	engineer
مدير الموارد البشرية	mudeer al-mawaared al-bashariyya	human resources manager
مدير التسويق	mudeer at-tasweeq	marketing manager
مدير المبيعات	mudeer al-mabiaat	sales manager
سكرتير	sekretir	secretary
مدير الإنتاج	mudeer al-intaj	production manager
مدير المشتريات	mudeer al-mashtariyat	procurement manager

Workplaces and Departments

Different workplaces have distinct names in Tunisian Arabic, and each workplace is divided into various departments. Here are some common workplaces and departments:

Workplaces:

مكتب - maktab - office
مصنع - masnaa - factory
مستشفى - mustashfa - hospital
مدرسة - madrasa - school
مطعم - mat3am - restaurant
فندق - funduq - hotel
متجر - matjar - store
بنك - bank - bank

Departments:

قسم الموارد البشرية - qism al-mawaared al-bashariyya - human resources department
قسم التسويق - qism at-tasweeq - marketing department
قسم المبيعات - qism al-mabiaat - sales department
قسم الإنتاج - qism al-intaj - production department
قسم المشتريات - qism al-mashtariyat - procurement department
قسم المحاسبة - qism al-muhasaba - accounting department
قسم التصميم - qism at-tasmeem - design department
قسم الهندسة - qism al-handasa - engineering department

Workplace Actions and Verbs

To effectively communicate in the workplace, it's crucial to understand and use the appropriate verbs. Here are some common workplace actions and verbs in Tunisian Arabic:

يعمل - ya3mel - to work
يدير - yeddir - to manage
ينظم - ynazzem - to organize
يعد - ya3ed - to prepare
يراجع - yraje3 - to review
يناقش - ynachesh - to discuss
يقدم - yqaddem - to present
يتعاون - yta3awen - to collaborate
ينجز - ynjaz - to accomplish
يفوز - yfawwaz - to win
يخسر - ykhassar - to lose
يحقق - yehkeq - to achieve
يطور - yatwarr - to develop
ينشئ - yn

Table of Contents - Tunisian Arabic Course - 0 to A1

Course Presentation

Nouns and Pronouns

Common Phrases and Expressions

Verbs and Verb Conjugation

Numbers and Counting

Tunisian Society and Customs

Adjectives and Adverbs

Transportation and Travel

Tunisian Holidays and Celebrations

Questions and Statements

Emergencies and Health

Tunisian Arts and Literature

Prepositions and Conjunctions

Sports and Recreation

Tunisian History and Geography

Negation and Interrogation

Work and Employment

Tunisian Folklore and Mythology

Other Lessons

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-As a Tunisian Arabic teacher with over 20 years of experience, I am delighted to teach you the vocabulary necessary to communicate in a Tunisian workplace setting. In this lesson, we will cover the essential phrases and words to help you communicate effectively with your colleagues and employers in Tunisia.
+== Introduction ==
+Welcome to the lesson on "Common Workplace Vocabulary" in Tunisian Arabic! In this lesson, we will explore the essential vocabulary and phrases related to the workplace, enabling you to communicate effectively with your colleagues and employers in Tunisia. Mastering this vocabulary will not only help you navigate professional settings but also provide insights into Tunisian work culture and customs. So, let's dive in and expand your Tunisian Arabic proficiency in the context of work and employment!
-Let's get started!
+== Vocabulary ==
+Below, you will find a comprehensive list of common workplace vocabulary in Tunisian Arabic, along with their pronunciations and English translations. Familiarize yourself with these terms, and practice using them in context to enhance your language skills.
+=== Job Titles and Positions ===
-<span link>With the completion of this lesson, consider investigating these related pages: [[Language/Tunisian-arabic/Vocabulary/Education|Education]] & [[Language/Tunisian-arabic/Vocabulary/People-in-Tunisian-Arabic|People in Tunisian Arabic]].</span>
+In the workplace, different job titles and positions denote specific roles and responsibilities. Here are some common job titles and positions in Tunisian Arabic:
-== Common Workplace Vocabulary ==
-Working in Tunisia may require you to use specific vocabulary to interact with your colleagues and employer. Here are some of the essential words and phrases:
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+! Tunisian Arabic !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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-| عمل || ʿamal || work
+| مدير || mudeer || manager
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-| موظف || muẓaff || employee
+| موظف || mothef || employee
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-| مدير || madīr || manager
+| محاسب || mahaseb || accountant
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-| ساعات العمل || sāʿāt al-ʿamal || working hours
+| مهندس || mohandis || engineer
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-| موعد التسليم || mawʿdu t-taslīm || deadline
+| مدير الموارد البشرية || mudeer al-mawaared al-bashariyya || human resources manager
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-| ملف شخصي || malfi shakhṣī || personal file
+| مدير التسويق || mudeer at-tasweeq || marketing manager
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-| راتب || rātib || salary
+| مدير المبيعات || mudeer al-mabiaat || sales manager
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-| شركة || shirkah || company
+| سكرتير || sekretir || secretary
+|-
+| مدير الإنتاج || mudeer al-intaj || production manager
+|-
+| مدير المشتريات || mudeer al-mashtariyat || procurement manager
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-Here are some useful phrases that you might use in a workplace setting:
+=== Workplaces and Departments ===
+Different workplaces have distinct names in Tunisian Arabic, and each workplace is divided into various departments. Here are some common workplaces and departments:
-* السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته (as-salāmu ʿalaykum wa raḥmatu Allāh wa barakātuhu) - This is the standard greeting in Tunisia. It translates to "Peace be upon you, and God's mercy and blessings." It is a simple and respectful way to start a conversation.
-* كيف حالك؟ (kayf ḥāluk?) - This is the equivalent of "How are you?" in English. It's a polite way to start a conversation.
-* شكرا (shukran) - "Thank you." It is always important to show your gratitude when your colleagues or employer help you.
-* عفوا (ʿafwan) - "Excuse me" or "pardon me." You can use this to get someone's attention politely or to apologize for interrupting.
-* تفضّل (tafaddal) - "Please." This can be used to ask someone to do something for you or to offer something politely.
-== Describing Work and Employment Situations ==
+'''Workplaces:'''
+* مكتب - maktab - office
+* مصنع - masnaa - factory
+* مستشفى - mustashfa - hospital
+* مدرسة - madrasa - school
+* مطعم - mat3am - restaurant
+* فندق - funduq - hotel
+* متجر - matjar - store
+* بنك - bank - bank
-In addition to vocabulary for specific objects and actions, it's also important to learn phrases that you can use to describe your work situation. Here are some essential phrases:
+'''Departments:'''
+* قسم الموارد البشرية - qism al-mawaared al-bashariyya - human resources department
+* قسم التسويق - qism at-tasweeq - marketing department
+* قسم المبيعات - qism al-mabiaat - sales department
+* قسم الإنتاج - qism al-intaj - production department
+* قسم المشتريات - qism al-mashtariyat - procurement department
+* قسم المحاسبة - qism al-muhasaba - accounting department
+* قسم التصميم - qism at-tasmeem - design department
+* قسم الهندسة - qism al-handasa - engineering department
-* أنا أعمل كمصمم (anā ʾaʿmal ka-muṣawwim) - "I work as a designer."
+=== Workplace Actions and Verbs ===
-* نحن نبدأ العمل في الساعة الثامنة صباحا (naḥnu nabdaʾ al-ʿamal fī s-sāʿah ath-thāminah ṣabāḥan) - "We begin work at 8 a.m."
+To effectively communicate in the workplace, it's crucial to understand and use the appropriate verbs. Here are some common workplace actions and verbs in Tunisian Arabic:
-* التحقت بالشركة قبل شهرين (taḥaqqtu bi-sh-shirkah qabl shahrayn) - "I joined the company two months ago."
-* يجب علي أن أوفّر عملا جيدا للوصول إلى المستهدف (yajib ʿalayya ʾan ʾawaffir ʿamalan jayyidan lil-wuṣūl ʾilā al-mustahdaf) - "I have to provide good work to reach my goal."
-Remember, language is only one part of effective communication in the workplace. It's equally vital to understand Tunisian customs and meet your colleagues and employers with respect and politeness. Don't be afraid to ask your colleagues for clarification or help understanding something. Above all, approach your work with an open mind and a positive attitude!
+* يعمل - ya3mel - to work
+* يدير - yeddir - to manage
-In the next lesson, we'll discuss the vocabulary necessary to describe work and employment situations even more thoroughly.
+* ينظم - ynazzem - to organize
+* يعد - ya3ed - to prepare
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+* يراجع - yraje3 - to review
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+* يناقش - ynachesh - to discuss
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+* يقدم - yqaddem - to present
-|description=Master the vocabulary of the workplace in Tunisia and learn how to communicate effectively with colleagues and employers. Get introduced to Tunisian society and culture.
+* يتعاون - yta3awen - to collaborate
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+* ينجز - ynjaz - to accomplish
+* يفوز - yfawwaz - to win
+* يخسر - ykhassar - to lose
+* يحقق - yehkeq - to achieve
+* يطور - yatwarr - to develop
+* ينشئ - yn
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