وين الاماكن السياحية؟
Wēn il-amākin is-siyāḥiyya?
Where are the tourist attractions?
Usage
Asks hotel staff or passers-by where the sights are
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Same form as Modern Standard Arabic; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "الاماكن" is the plural of "مكان", and its adjective takes the feminine "السياحية". Many of the words are shared with standard Arabic. Thinly attested word; native review recommended
ممكن اخد صورة هنا؟
Mumkin ākhud ṣūra hina?
May I take a photo here?
Usage
Checks permission before taking a photo. Take special care with government or military sites and with people
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "اخد صورة" means "take a photo"; the verb "صوّر" is also used
الزيارة بتاخد كم ساعة؟
Iz-ziyāra bitākhud kam sāʿa?
How many hours does the visit take?
Usage
Asks how long a visit takes
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Same form as Modern Standard Arabic; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "ال" assimilates to "ز". The noun after "كم" is singular
في دليل سياحي؟
Fī dalīl siyāḥi?
Is there a tour guide?
Usage
Asks whether a guide is available
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Same form as Modern Standard Arabic; native review recommended. Thinly attested word; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "دليل" also means "guide, guidebook". It is shared with standard Arabic
بفتح الساعة كم؟
Biftaḥ is-sāʿa kam?
What time does it open?
Usage
Asks when a shop or sight opens
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "ب" plus a verb expresses the present or habit. "الساعة كم" means "what time"
بقفل الساعة كم؟
Bigfil is-sāʿa kam?
What time does it close?
Usage
Asks when a shop or sight closes
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Thinly attested word; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "ق" is pronounced "g". "قفل" means "lock, close"
تذكرة الدخول بي كم؟
Tazkarit id-dukhūl bi kam?
How much is the entrance ticket?
Usage
Asks the admission fee
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Same form as Modern Standard Arabic; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "تذكرة الدخول" joins two nouns, and "تذكرة" takes the linked ending "-ت". "بي كم" is rare in the sources
اديني خريطة المدينة
Adīni kharīṭat il-madīna
I would like a city map
Usage
Asks for a map at an information desk or hotel
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Same form as Modern Standard Arabic; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "اديني" is the imperative "give me". "خريطة المدينة" means "the map of the city"
المكان دا سمح شديد!
Il-makān da samiḥ shadīd!
What a beautiful place!
Usage
Praises the beauty of a view or a place
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "سمح" means "good, beautiful" in this dialect. The demonstrative "دا" follows the noun
في متحف قريب من هنا؟
Fī matḥaf garīb min hina?
Is there a museum nearby?
Usage
Asks about sights close by
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Same form as Modern Standard Arabic; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. The "ق" in "قريب" is pronounced "g". "متحف" has the same form as standard Arabic
ممكن تاخد لينا صورة؟
Mumkin tākhud lēna ṣūra?
Could you take a photo of us?
Usage
Asks a passer-by to take a souvenir photo
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels in the romanization are estimated. "لينا" means "for us". To a woman say "تاخدي"
More Sudanese Arabic phrases
- Basic Words
- Basic Nouns
- Basic Verbs
- Adjectives
- Question Words
- Greetings
- Food & Drinks
- Transportation
- Shopping
- Numbers
- Hotel
- Emergency
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- Signs
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- Feelings
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