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‫الموعد‬

24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

‫24 [أربع وعشرون]‬

24 [arabae waeasharuna]

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‫الموعد‬

[almueda]

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Did you miss the bus? ‫ه- ف---- ا-------‬ ‫هل فاتتك الحافلة؟‬ 0
hl f----- a--------? hl fatatk alhafilat? 		+
I waited for you for half an hour. ‫ل-- ا------ ل--- س---.‬ ‫لقد انتظرتك لنصف ساعة.‬ 0
lq-- a---------- l----- s------. lqad antazaratuk linisf saeatan. 		+
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? ‫أ-- ت--- ه----- ج------‬ ‫ألا تحمل هاتفاً جوالاً؟‬ 0
al- t----- h------ j------? ala tahmil hatfaan jwalaan? 		+
     
Be punctual next time! ‫ك- د----- ف- م---- ا---- ا-------‬ ‫كن دقيقاً في موعدك المرة القادمة!‬ 0
kn d------ f- m------- a------ a---------! kn dqyqaan fi maweidak almarat alqadimata! 		+
Take a taxi next time! ‫خ- س---- أ--- ف- ا---- ا-------‬ ‫خذ سيارة أجرة في المرة القادمة!‬ 0
kh-- s------ '----- f- a------ a---------! khdh sayarat 'ujrat fi almarat alqadimata! 		+
Take an umbrella with you next time! ‫ ف- ا---- ا------- ا---- م-- م--- ض- ا-----‬ ‫ في المرة القادمة: اصطحب معك مظلة ضد المطر!‬ 0
fi a------ a--------- a------- m---- m-------- d--- a----! fi almarat alqadimat: aistahab maeak mizalatan dida almtr! 		+
     
I have the day off tomorrow. ‫غ--- ع--- ع---.‬ ‫غداً عندي عطلة.‬ 0
gh---- e---- e------. ghdaan eindi eatlata. 		+
Shall we meet tomorrow? ‫ه- س----- غ----‬ ‫هل سنلتقي غدًا؟‬ 0
hl s-------- g-----? hl sanaltaqi ghdana? 		+
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. ‫ي------ غ--- ل- ي------.‬ ‫يؤسفني، غدًا لا يناسبني.‬ 0
yw----- g----- l- y--------. ywsfni, ghdana la yunasibni. 		+
     
Do you already have plans for this weekend? ‫أ---- خ-- ل----- ه-- ا-------‬ ‫أعندك خطط لنهاية هذا الأسبوع؟‬ 0
ae----- k----- l-------- h--- a--------? aeindak khutat linihayat hdha al'asbuea? 		+
Or do you already have an appointment? ‫ا- ا-- ع-- م----‬ ‫ام انك على موعد؟‬ 0
am '----- e---- m----? am 'iinak ealaa mawed? 		+
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. ‫أ---- أ- ن---- ف- ن---- ا------.‬ ‫أقترح أن نلتقي في نهاية الأسبوع.‬ 0
aq----- '-- n------ f- n------ a--------. aqtarih 'an naltaqi fi nihayat al'asbuea. 		+
     
Shall we have a picnic? ‫أ---- ف- ا----- ب-----‬ ‫أترغب في القيام بنزهة؟‬ 0
at------ f- a----- b---------? atarghab fi alqiam binazihata? 		+
Shall we go to the beach? ‫ه- ن--- إ-- ا------‬ ‫هل نذهب إلى الشاطئ؟‬ 0
hl n------ '----- a------? hl nadhhab 'iilaa alshaty? 		+
Shall we go to the mountains? ‫ه- ن--- ا-- ا----- ؟‬ ‫هل نذهب الى الجبال ؟‬ 0
hl n------ '----- a------ ? hl nadhhab 'iilaa aljibal ? 		+
     
I will pick you up at the office. ‫س--- ل---- م- ا-----.‬ ‫سأمر لأخذك من المكتب.‬ 0
s'---- l---------- m-- a-------. s'amir li'akhadhik min almaktab. 		+
I will pick you up at home. ‫س--- ل---- م- ا-----.‬ ‫سأمر لآخذك من المنزل.‬ 0
s'---- l--------- m-- a-------. s'amar liakhadhik min almanzil. 		+
I will pick you up at the bus stop. ‫س-------- م- م--- ا-------.‬ ‫سأمرلآخذك من موقف الحافلات.‬ 0
s'------------- m-- m----- a--------. s'amrilakhidhik min mawqif alhafilat. 		+
     

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