واحد, اتنين, تلاتة
Wāḥid, itnēn, talāta
One, two, three
Usage
Say them while showing the number with your fingers
Grammar Note
Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "تلاتة" is written with "ت" for the spoken sound of "ث"
اربعة, خمسة, ستة
Arbaʿa, khamsa, sitta
Four, five, six
Usage
Say them while showing the number with your fingers
Grammar Note
Vowels in the romanization are estimated. Basic numbers shared with standard Arabic
سبعة, تمانية, تسعة, عشرة
Sabʿa, tamānya, tisʿa, ʿashara
Seven, eight, nine, ten
Usage
Say them while showing the number with your fingers
Grammar Note
Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "تمانية" is the spoken form of standard "ثمانية"
عشرين, خمسين, مية
ʿIshrīn, khamsīn, miyya
Twenty, fifty, one hundred
Usage
Used to confirm numbers aloud while bargaining
Grammar Note
Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "مية" means "hundred". It is a different word from "موية" (water)
الساعة تلاتة
Is-sāʿa talāta
It is three o'clock
Usage
The basic way to give the time. The number comes after "الساعة"
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. No verb is needed; "الساعة" plus the number gives the time
الساعة تلاتة ونص
Is-sāʿa talāta wi-nuṣṣ
It is half past three
Usage
Add "ونص" to say "half past"
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "و" means "and" and is attached to the next word
الساعة تلاتة وربع
Is-sāʿa talāta wi-rubʿ
It is a quarter past three
Usage
A quarter past is said by adding "وربع" (and a quarter)
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "ربع" means "a quarter"
اديني تلاتة من دي
Adīni talāta min di
I want three of these
Usage
Orders a given number in a shop. "ديل" is the plural "these" if you want to be exact
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "اديني" is the imperative "give me"
خمسين جنيه
Khamsīn jinēh
Fifty pounds
Usage
A price. The currency is "جنيه" (the Sudanese pound)
Grammar Note
Vowels in the romanization are estimated. The unit comes after the number in the singular
الف وخمسمية
Alf wi-khamsimiyya
One thousand five hundred
Usage
Used for larger sums, followed by "جنيه"
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "خمسمية" joins "خمسة" and "مية" into one word
عمري سبعة وعشرين سنة
ʿUmri sabʿa wi-ʿishrīn sana
I am 27 years old
Usage
Gives your age. The ones come before the tens
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "عمري" means "my age". The ones come first and "و" links the tens
More Sudanese Arabic phrases
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