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53 [fifty-three]

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‫53 [ثلاثة وخمسون]‬

53 [thlathat wakhamsun]

‫المتاجر‬

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We’re looking for a sports shop. ‫إ-ن- -ف-ش--ن-م--ر -ل-ل-س--الر-اض--.‬ ‫---- ن--- ع- م--- ل------ ا--------- ‫-ن-ا ن-ت- ع- م-ج- ل-أ-ب-ة ا-ر-ا-ي-.- ------------------------------------- ‫إننا نفتش عن متجر للألبسة الرياضية.‬ 0
'--nana n-f-i----a- m-tj-r-lil-a--isat al-i------. '------ n------ e-- m----- l---------- a---------- '-i-a-a n-f-i-h e-n m-t-a- l-l-a-b-s-t a-r-y-d-a-. -------------------------------------------------- 'iinana nuftish ean matjar lil'albisat alriyadiat.
We’re looking for a butcher shop. ‫إ--- ن-ت- عن م-حمة-‬ ‫---- ن--- ع- م------ ‫-ن-ا ن-ت- ع- م-ح-ة-‬ --------------------- ‫إننا نفتش عن ملحمة.‬ 0
'ii--n- -u----h e-- ----amata. '------ n------ e-- m--------- '-i-a-a n-f-i-h e-n m-l-a-a-a- ------------------------------ 'iinana nuftish ean mulhamata.
We’re looking for a pharmacy / drugstore (am.). ‫إنن- نف----ن -يدلية.‬ ‫---- ن--- ع- ص------- ‫-ن-ا ن-ت- ع- ص-د-ي-.- ---------------------- ‫إننا نفتش عن صيدلية.‬ 0
'----n- --ft--- e------lia-a. '------ n------ e-- s-------- '-i-a-a n-f-i-h e-n s-d-i-t-. ----------------------------- 'iinana nuftish ean sidliata.
We want to buy a football. ‫-ريد أ- -ش--- -رة-ق-م.‬ ‫---- أ- ن---- ك-- ق---- ‫-ر-د أ- ن-ت-ي ك-ة ق-م-‬ ------------------------ ‫نريد أن نشتري كرة قدم.‬ 0
nr----a-a nas-t--i-k-ratan-------. n--- '--- n------- k------ q------ n-i- '-n- n-s-t-r- k-r-t-n q-d-m-. ---------------------------------- nrid 'ana nashtari kuratan qadama.
We want to buy salami. ‫-ر-د -- --ت-- سل-مي--س-ق)-‬ ‫---- أ- ن---- س---- (------ ‫-ر-د أ- ن-ت-ي س-ا-ي (-ج-)-‬ ---------------------------- ‫نريد أن نشتري سلامي (سجق).‬ 0
nrid--a--n----a-- -al-mi--s--). n--- '-- n------- s----- (----- n-i- '-n n-s-t-r- s-l-m- (-j-)- ------------------------------- nrid 'an nashtari salami (sjq).
We want to buy medicine. ‫نري--أن ن-تري -دو---‬ ‫---- أ- ن---- أ------ ‫-ر-د أ- ن-ت-ي أ-و-ة-‬ ---------------------- ‫نريد أن نشتري أدوية.‬ 0
n------- -a--tari--ad---ta. n--- '-- n------- '-------- n-i- '-n n-s-t-r- '-d-i-t-. --------------------------- nrid 'an nashtari 'adwiata.
We’re looking for a sports shop to buy a football. ‫-فت--عن --ل----ض- ل--اء --ة-قد-.‬ ‫---- ع- م-- ر---- ل---- ك-- ق---- ‫-ف-ش ع- م-ل ر-ا-ة ل-ر-ء ك-ة ق-م-‬ ---------------------------------- ‫نفتش عن محل رياضة لشراء كرة قدم.‬ 0
nfatsh-e-n m-ha-i- r----- lis---a'--u--t qadm. n----- e-- m------ r----- l------- k---- q---- n-a-s- e-n m-h-l-n r-a-a- l-s-i-a- k-r-t q-d-. ---------------------------------------------- nfatsh ean mahalin riadat lishira' kurat qadm.
We’re looking for a butcher shop to buy salami. ‫--تش-ع- -لحمة--ش--- س----.‬ ‫---- ع- م---- ل---- س------ ‫-ف-ش ع- م-ح-ة ل-ر-ء س-ا-ي-‬ ---------------------------- ‫نفتش عن ملحمة لشراء سلامي.‬ 0
nfa-as- e-- m-l----a--l-s-i--'-s--ami-. n------ e-- m-------- l------- s------- n-a-a-h e-n m-l-h-m-t l-s-i-a- s-l-m-a- --------------------------------------- nfatash ean mulahamat lishira' salamia.
We’re looking for a drugstore to buy medicine. ‫ن-ت--ع- -يد--ة-لشراء-أدو-ة.‬ ‫---- ع- ص----- ل---- أ------ ‫-ف-ش ع- ص-د-ي- ل-ر-ء أ-و-ة-‬ ----------------------------- ‫نفتش عن صيدلية لشراء أدوية.‬ 0
nf--s---an s-----a----sh---- '---ia-. n----- e-- s------- l------- '------- n-a-s- e-n s-y-l-a- l-s-i-a- '-d-i-t- ------------------------------------- nfatsh ean saydliat lishira' 'adwiat.
I’m looking for a jeweller / jeweler (am.). ‫-ني----ش ع---ائغ.‬ ‫--- أ--- ع- ص----- ‫-ن- أ-ت- ع- ص-ئ-.- ------------------- ‫إني أفتش عن صائغ.‬ 0
'--n- -uf--sh--a--sayg-. '---- '------ e-- s----- '-i-i '-f-i-h e-n s-y-h- ------------------------ 'iini 'uftish ean saygh.
I’m looking for a photo equipment store. ‫أ-ت---ن-مح---ص---.‬ ‫---- ع- م-- ت------ ‫-ف-ش ع- م-ل ت-و-ر-‬ -------------------- ‫أفتش عن محل تصوير.‬ 0
a-a-sh e-----h--------i-. a----- e-- m----- t------ a-a-s- e-n m-h-l- t-s-i-. ------------------------- afatsh ean mahali taswir.
I’m looking for a confectionery. ‫---ش-عن -حل ----حل-ي--.‬ ‫---- ع- م-- ب-- ح------- ‫-ف-ش ع- م-ل ب-ع ح-و-ا-.- ------------------------- ‫أفتش عن محل بيع حلويات.‬ 0
a--tsh -a- -a-----b-ye----u--a-i-. a----- e-- m----- b--- h---------- a-a-s- e-n m-h-l- b-y- h-l-a-a-i-. ---------------------------------- afatsh ean mahali baye huluayatin.
I actually plan to buy a ring. ‫--ي --وي----ء خ-تم.‬ ‫--- أ--- ش--- خ----- ‫-ن- أ-و- ش-ا- خ-ت-.- --------------------- ‫إني أنوي شراء خاتم.‬ 0
'-ini ---w--sh-ra'-k--t-. '---- '---- s----- k----- '-i-i '-n-i s-i-a- k-a-m- ------------------------- 'iini 'anwi shira' khatm.
I actually plan to buy a roll of film. ‫----أ-وي-ش-ا- -يلم.‬ ‫--- أ--- ش--- ف----- ‫-ن- أ-و- ش-ا- ف-ل-.- --------------------- ‫إني أنوي شراء فيلم.‬ 0
'ii-i----nwi s--r-----l-a. '----- '---- s----- f----- '-i-i- '-n-i s-i-a- f-l-a- -------------------------- 'iinia 'anwi shira' filma.
I actually plan to buy a cake. ‫إن----و- ش-ا- -ع-ة.‬ ‫--- أ--- ش--- ك----- ‫-ن- أ-و- ش-ا- ك-ك-.- --------------------- ‫إني أنوي شراء كعكة.‬ 0
'ii-ia---nw- -hir-'-n k-ekat. '----- '---- s------- k------ '-i-i- '-n-i s-i-a-a- k-e-a-. ----------------------------- 'iinia 'anwi shira'an kaekat.
I’m looking for a jeweler to buy a ring. ‫أ-ت---ن------ل-ر-- خاتم-‬ ‫---- ع- ص--- ل---- خ----- ‫-ف-ش ع- ص-ئ- ل-ر-ء خ-ت-.- -------------------------- ‫أفتش عن صائغ لشراء خاتم.‬ 0
af-ts---an--ay--- --sh--a----a--. a----- e-- s----- l------- k----- a-a-s- e-n s-y-g- l-s-i-a- k-a-m- --------------------------------- afatsh ean sayigh lishira' khatm.
I’m looking for a photo shop to buy a roll of film. ‫إ-ي أ--ش-عن-مح--ت-وير -أشت-ي--ي-م-ً-‬ ‫--- أ--- ع- م-- ت---- ل----- ف------- ‫-ن- أ-ت- ع- م-ل ت-و-ر ل-ش-ر- ف-ل-ا-.- -------------------------------------- ‫إني أفتش عن محل تصوير لأشتري فيلماً.‬ 0
'i--- 'uf--sh-ean-m---l--ta-wi--li'--h--i-fy-ma-n. '---- '------ e-- m----- t----- l-------- f------- '-i-i '-f-a-h e-n m-h-l- t-s-i- l-'-s-t-i f-l-a-n- -------------------------------------------------- 'iini 'uftash ean mahali taswir li'ashtri fylmaan.
I’m looking for a confectionery to buy a cake. ‫أفتش-عن-----ح-و-ات--أ-تري---ك-.‬ ‫---- ع- م-- ح----- ل----- ك----- ‫-ف-ش ع- م-ل ح-و-ا- ل-ش-ر- ك-ك-.- --------------------------------- ‫أفتش عن محل حلويات لأشتري كعكة.‬ 0
a------ean -a-ali hu-wa-at--i--sh-a-----aeka-a. a----- e-- m----- h------- l---------- k------- a-a-s- e-n m-h-l- h-l-a-a- l-'-s-t-r-a k-e-a-a- ----------------------------------------------- afatsh ean mahali hulwayat li'ashtaria kaekata.

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