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<div class="pg_page_title">[[Language/Egyptian-arabic|Egyptian Arabic]]  → [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]] → [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Grammar/0-to-A1-Course|0 to A1 Course]] → Shopping and Services → Services Vocabulary</div>
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== Introduction ==
In this lesson, we will focus on learning vocabulary related to services in Egyptian Arabic. Services play a crucial role in our daily lives, as they provide us with the necessary support and assistance to meet our needs. Whether it's going to the post office, visiting a bank, or staying at a hotel, understanding the vocabulary related to services will enable you to navigate these situations with confidence and ease. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid foundation of service-related vocabulary and be able to communicate effectively in various service-related scenarios. So let's dive in and explore the world of services in Egyptian Arabic!
== Types of Services ==
=== Post Office ===
The post office, known as "maktab al-bareed" in Egyptian Arabic, is an essential service that allows us to send and receive mail and packages. Here are some useful words and phrases related to the post office:
{| class="wikitable"
! Egyptian Arabic !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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| مكتب البريد || maktab al-bareed || post office
|-
| بريد || bareed || mail
|-
| طابعة بريدية || taba'a bareedeya || postage stamp
|-
| بريد مسجل || bareed masjel || registered mail
|-
| صندوق بريد || sandooq bareed || post office box
|-
| مرسل || mursal || sender
|-
| مستلم || mustalam || recipient
|}
Example sentences:
* أنا ذاهب إلى مكتب البريد لإرسال بريدي. (Ana daheb ila maktab al-bareed li'rsal bareedy) - I am going to the post office to send my mail.
* هل لديك طابعة بريدية؟ (Hal ladayk taba'a bareedeya?) - Do you have a postage stamp?
* أود أن أرسل بريدًا مسجلًا. (Awed arsal bareedan masjelan) - I would like to send registered mail.


<div class="pg_page_title">[[Language/Egyptian-arabic|Egyptian Arabic]]  → [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]] → [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Grammar/0-to-A1-Course|0 to A1 Course]] → Services Vocabulary</div>
=== Bank ===


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Banks are crucial institutions that allow us to manage our finances, deposit and withdraw money, and access various financial services. Here are some important words and phrases related to banks:


As you continue your journey to learn Egyptian Arabic with me, we now move on to a new topic - services vocabulary. Services are an integral part of our daily lives, and it's important to be able to communicate effectively when using them. In this lesson, we will cover some common vocabulary related to services, such as the post office, bank, and hotel. So, let's get started!
{| class="wikitable"
! Egyptian Arabic !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
| بنك || bank || bank
|-
| حساب || hasab || account
|-
| مال || mal || money
|-
| سحب نقدي || sehb naqdy || cash withdrawal
|-
| إيداع || eda'a || deposit
|-
| صراف آلي || sarraf aly || ATM
|-
| بطاقة ائتمان || betaga itmam || credit card
|-
| دفتر شيكات || daftar shekat || checkbook
|-
| مدير البنك || modir el-bank || bank manager
|-
| موظف || mawzef || employee
|}


Example sentences:
* أود فتح حساب في البنك. (Awed fath hasab fil bank) - I would like to open an account at the bank.
* هل يمكنني سحب نقدي من هذا الصراف الآلي؟ (Hal yumkinuni sehb naqdy min hadha sarraf aly?) - Can I withdraw cash from this ATM?
* أين يمكنني إيداع النقود؟ (Een yumkinuni eda'a el-naqood?) - Where can I make a cash deposit?


<span link>Consider exploring these related pages after completing this lesson: [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello|How to Say Hello]] & [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Vocabulary/Months-of-the-Year|Months of the Year]].</span>
=== Hotel ===
== Common Services Vocabulary ==


Here are some of the most common phrases and words you'll need to know when using services in Egypt:
Hotels are establishments that provide accommodation and various amenities to travelers. Whether you're a tourist or on a business trip, knowing the vocabulary related to hotels is essential for a comfortable stay. Here are some key words and phrases related to hotels:


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! Egyptian Arabic !! Pronunciation !! English
! Egyptian Arabic !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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| فندق || fondok || hotel
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| غرفة || ghorfa || room
|-
| حجز || hagaz || reservation
|-
| استقبال || estekbal || reception
|-
|-
| البريد || el-bared || post office
| مفتاح || miftah || key
|-
|-
| الفندق || el-fondok || hotel
| تسجيل الوصول || tasgeel el-wasool || check-in
|-
|-
| البنك || el-bank || bank
| تسجيل المغادرة || tasgeel el-ma'adara || check-out
|-
|-
| صراف آلي || saraf ale || ATM
| وجبة || waga'a || meal
|-
|-
| السكك الحديدية || el-seka el-hadidiya || train station
| خدمة الغرف || khidmat el-ghorfa || room service
|-
|-
| الخطوط الجوية || el-khutut el-gaweya || airport
| مسبح || masbah || swimming pool
|}
|}


As you can see above, the Egyptian Arabic word for post office is "el-bared". This is an essential word to know, especially if you need to mail or receive a package. In Egypt, the post office is an independent governmental authority that provides the Egyptian people with a variety of services related to postal and financial services.
Example sentences:
* لدي حجز في فندق لمدة أسبوع. (Ladayya hagaz fil fondok limadat usbo) - I have a reservation at a hotel for a week.
* أين يمكنني تسجيل الوصول؟ (Een yumkinuni tasgeel el-wasool?) - Where can I check-in?
* هل يوجد مسبح في الفندق؟ (Hal yujad masbah fil fondok?) - Is there a swimming pool in the hotel?
 
== Cultural Insights ==
 
Egyptian culture has its own unique characteristics when it comes to services. Egyptians are known for their warmth and hospitality, and this extends to their interactions with service providers. People in Egypt value personal connections, and it is common to engage in friendly conversations with service providers, such as post office clerks, bank tellers, and hotel staff. Egyptians also have a strong sense of community and often rely on word-of-mouth recommendations when choosing service providers. Additionally, bargaining is a common practice in markets and shops, so don't be afraid to negotiate prices when shopping in Egypt. Understanding these cultural nuances will enhance your overall experience when interacting with service providers in Egypt.
 
== Practice Exercises ==
 
Now it's time to practice what you've learned! Use the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of the vocabulary related to services.


Another popular word is "el-fondok", which means hotel. If you're planning to visit Egypt, you'll definitely need to know this word. Egypt has a diverse range of hotels, including those with a traditional Arabic style to ultra-modern luxury options.
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct word or phrase.


The word for "bank" in Egyptian Arabic is "el-bank". Banks in Egypt are typically open from Sunday to Thursday and closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Most banks offer ATM services and are connected to other international banks, making it easy for visitors to use their credit or debit cards.
1. أود أن أحجز ______ في فندق ليلة واحدة.
2. هل يمكنني إيداع النقود في ماكينة ______؟
3. أين يمكنني شراء طابعة ______؟
4. أود أن أسحب ______ من حسابي في البنك.
5. هل يوجد ______ في البنك لإنهاء المعاملات؟


Similar to the above, the term "saraf ale" stands for ATM. These machines are commonly found in Egypt and can be used to withdraw cash and check your bank balance.
Exercise 2: Translate the following sentences to Egyptian Arabic.


If you're looking for transportation services, then it's important to know "el-seka el-hadidiya", which means train station in Egyptian Arabic. If you're interested in traveling across the country, the Egyptian railway system is a cheap and comfortable travel option.
1. I need to send a registered letter.
2. Can I pay with a credit card?
3. Where is the nearest post office?
4. Do you have room service in this hotel?
5. How much does it cost to make a phone call from the hotel?


Finally, the term "el-khutut el-gaweya" means airport. Cairo International Airport is the largest airport in Egypt and is the main gateway for international travelers arriving and departing from the country.
== Exercise Solutions ==


== Common Phrases ==
Exercise 1:


Now let's move on to some common phrases you might need to use when you're at these service locations:
1. غرفة (ghorfa)
2. بنك (bank)
3. بريدية (bareedeya)
4. نقود (naqood)
5. موظف (mawzef)


* أنا بحاجة لشحن الرصيد - Ana b-ḥāga lesh-shaḥn el-resīd. (I need to add credit)
Exercise 2:
* هل لديك صرف آلي هنا؟ - Hal ladayk saraf ale huna? (Do you have an ATM here?)
* أود فتح حساب في البنك - ʾود faḫḫ eḥsāb fī el-bank. (I would like to open an account in the bank)
* أنا بحاجة إلى حجز غرفة في الفندق - Ana b-ḥāga ila ḥeǧz ġurfat fel-fondok. (I need to book a room in the hotel)
* أريد تذكرة قطار إلى القاهرة - ʾurīd tezkeret ʾeyl qetar ela el-qahera. (I want to buy a train ticket to Cairo)


These are just a few examples of the phrases you might need to use when you're looking to use these services in Egypt. Practicing these phrases will help you feel more comfortable and confident when using services in the country.
1. أحتاج أن أرسل بريدًا مسجلًا. (Ahtaaj an arsal bareedan masjelan)
2. هل يمكنني الدفع ببطاقة ائتمان؟ (Hal yumkinuni al-daf' bibtaga'a itmam?)
3. أين يوجد أقرب مكتب بريد؟ (Een yujad aqrab maktab bareed?)
4. هل يوجد خدمة الغرف في هذا الفندق؟ (Hal yujad khidmat al-ghorfa fi hatha al-fondok?)
5. كم يكلف إجراء مكالمة هاتفية من الفندق؟ (Kam yukalif ejra' mukalama hatifiya min al-fondok?)


== Conclusion ==
== Conclusion ==


Congratulations! You have now learned some essential Egyptian Arabic vocabulary for services. We hope you enjoyed this lesson and found it useful. Be sure to practice what you've learned so that you can feel confident next time you're in one of these service locations. In our next lesson, we will be continuing to build on our vocabulary with a focus on adjectives and adverbs. See you then!
Congratulations! You have successfully learned the vocabulary related to services in Egyptian Arabic. As you can see, services are an integral part of our daily lives, and having a solid understanding of the relevant vocabulary will greatly enhance your ability to navigate service-related situations. Remember to practice using these words and phrases in real-life scenarios to reinforce your learning. In the next lesson, we will continue to expand our vocabulary as we explore the topic of adjectives and adverbs in Egyptian Arabic. Keep up the great work!


<span link>Impressive work on finishing this lesson! Explore these additional pages to enhance your understanding: [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Vocabulary/Asking-for-Someone's-Occupation|Asking for Someone's Occupation]] & [[Language/Egyptian-arabic/Vocabulary/Talking-about-the-Weather|Talking about the Weather]].</span>
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Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will focus on learning vocabulary related to services in Egyptian Arabic. Services play a crucial role in our daily lives, as they provide us with the necessary support and assistance to meet our needs. Whether it's going to the post office, visiting a bank, or staying at a hotel, understanding the vocabulary related to services will enable you to navigate these situations with confidence and ease. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid foundation of service-related vocabulary and be able to communicate effectively in various service-related scenarios. So let's dive in and explore the world of services in Egyptian Arabic!

Types of Services[edit | edit source]

Post Office[edit | edit source]

The post office, known as "maktab al-bareed" in Egyptian Arabic, is an essential service that allows us to send and receive mail and packages. Here are some useful words and phrases related to the post office:

Egyptian Arabic Pronunciation English Translation
مكتب البريد maktab al-bareed post office
بريد bareed mail
طابعة بريدية taba'a bareedeya postage stamp
بريد مسجل bareed masjel registered mail
صندوق بريد sandooq bareed post office box
مرسل mursal sender
مستلم mustalam recipient

Example sentences:

  • أنا ذاهب إلى مكتب البريد لإرسال بريدي. (Ana daheb ila maktab al-bareed li'rsal bareedy) - I am going to the post office to send my mail.
  • هل لديك طابعة بريدية؟ (Hal ladayk taba'a bareedeya?) - Do you have a postage stamp?
  • أود أن أرسل بريدًا مسجلًا. (Awed arsal bareedan masjelan) - I would like to send registered mail.

Bank[edit | edit source]

Banks are crucial institutions that allow us to manage our finances, deposit and withdraw money, and access various financial services. Here are some important words and phrases related to banks:

Egyptian Arabic Pronunciation English Translation
بنك bank bank
حساب hasab account
مال mal money
سحب نقدي sehb naqdy cash withdrawal
إيداع eda'a deposit
صراف آلي sarraf aly ATM
بطاقة ائتمان betaga itmam credit card
دفتر شيكات daftar shekat checkbook
مدير البنك modir el-bank bank manager
موظف mawzef employee

Example sentences:

  • أود فتح حساب في البنك. (Awed fath hasab fil bank) - I would like to open an account at the bank.
  • هل يمكنني سحب نقدي من هذا الصراف الآلي؟ (Hal yumkinuni sehb naqdy min hadha sarraf aly?) - Can I withdraw cash from this ATM?
  • أين يمكنني إيداع النقود؟ (Een yumkinuni eda'a el-naqood?) - Where can I make a cash deposit?

Hotel[edit | edit source]

Hotels are establishments that provide accommodation and various amenities to travelers. Whether you're a tourist or on a business trip, knowing the vocabulary related to hotels is essential for a comfortable stay. Here are some key words and phrases related to hotels:

Egyptian Arabic Pronunciation English Translation
فندق fondok hotel
غرفة ghorfa room
حجز hagaz reservation
استقبال estekbal reception
مفتاح miftah key
تسجيل الوصول tasgeel el-wasool check-in
تسجيل المغادرة tasgeel el-ma'adara check-out
وجبة waga'a meal
خدمة الغرف khidmat el-ghorfa room service
مسبح masbah swimming pool

Example sentences:

  • لدي حجز في فندق لمدة أسبوع. (Ladayya hagaz fil fondok limadat usbo) - I have a reservation at a hotel for a week.
  • أين يمكنني تسجيل الوصول؟ (Een yumkinuni tasgeel el-wasool?) - Where can I check-in?
  • هل يوجد مسبح في الفندق؟ (Hal yujad masbah fil fondok?) - Is there a swimming pool in the hotel?

Cultural Insights[edit | edit source]

Egyptian culture has its own unique characteristics when it comes to services. Egyptians are known for their warmth and hospitality, and this extends to their interactions with service providers. People in Egypt value personal connections, and it is common to engage in friendly conversations with service providers, such as post office clerks, bank tellers, and hotel staff. Egyptians also have a strong sense of community and often rely on word-of-mouth recommendations when choosing service providers. Additionally, bargaining is a common practice in markets and shops, so don't be afraid to negotiate prices when shopping in Egypt. Understanding these cultural nuances will enhance your overall experience when interacting with service providers in Egypt.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to practice what you've learned! Use the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of the vocabulary related to services.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct word or phrase.

1. أود أن أحجز ______ في فندق ليلة واحدة. 2. هل يمكنني إيداع النقود في ماكينة ______؟ 3. أين يمكنني شراء طابعة ______؟ 4. أود أن أسحب ______ من حسابي في البنك. 5. هل يوجد ______ في البنك لإنهاء المعاملات؟

Exercise 2: Translate the following sentences to Egyptian Arabic.

1. I need to send a registered letter. 2. Can I pay with a credit card? 3. Where is the nearest post office? 4. Do you have room service in this hotel? 5. How much does it cost to make a phone call from the hotel?

Exercise Solutions[edit | edit source]

Exercise 1:

1. غرفة (ghorfa) 2. بنك (bank) 3. بريدية (bareedeya) 4. نقود (naqood) 5. موظف (mawzef)

Exercise 2:

1. أحتاج أن أرسل بريدًا مسجلًا. (Ahtaaj an arsal bareedan masjelan) 2. هل يمكنني الدفع ببطاقة ائتمان؟ (Hal yumkinuni al-daf' bibtaga'a itmam?) 3. أين يوجد أقرب مكتب بريد؟ (Een yujad aqrab maktab bareed?) 4. هل يوجد خدمة الغرف في هذا الفندق؟ (Hal yujad khidmat al-ghorfa fi hatha al-fondok?) 5. كم يكلف إجراء مكالمة هاتفية من الفندق؟ (Kam yukalif ejra' mukalama hatifiya min al-fondok?)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have successfully learned the vocabulary related to services in Egyptian Arabic. As you can see, services are an integral part of our daily lives, and having a solid understanding of the relevant vocabulary will greatly enhance your ability to navigate service-related situations. Remember to practice using these words and phrases in real-life scenarios to reinforce your learning. In the next lesson, we will continue to expand our vocabulary as we explore the topic of adjectives and adverbs in Egyptian Arabic. Keep up the great work!

Table of Contents - Egyptian Arabic Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Pronouns and Verb To Be


Numbers and Time


Questions and Negation


Everyday Vocabulary


Present Tense


Egyptian Culture


Travel and Transportation


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Shopping and Services


Adjectives and Adverbs


Egyptian Music and Cinema



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