Modern colloquial Arabic language is divided into 5 groups of dialects, which in fact are separate languages from a linguistic point of view. The dialect spoken in Tunisia, along with Algerian, Libyan and Moroccan, refers to the Maghreb (Western) group. For many years of colonization, the Tunisian dialect has absorbed many words from French, Italian and Turkish.
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Greetings, common expressions | |
| Hello | Aslyama (in general); esalamu aleikum (to several people) |
| Hello! | Ahl! Salam! |
| Nice to meet you | Nitsharfou |
| Bye | Bislyama |
| See you! | Ilya Llekaa! |
| How are you? | Shnahuelek? (to 1 person) Shnahuelkum? (to several people) |
| Thank you, good | Shukran, la be |
| Everything is fine | Kolshe mărgel |
| You are welcome | Brabby, yeaishek (request); Tfaddal (when we give anything) |
| Excuse me | Samakhni (to 1 person), samhuni (to several people) |
| What is your name? | Shnua is a hindrance? |
| My name is… | Ismi ... |
| Does anyone here speak Russian / French / English? | Femma shkun yitkelem bi-rusi / bil-inglisi? |
| How is it in Arabic? | Kiefesh heza bil-arbi? |
| I do not understand | Ma Nefhemsh |
| Yes | Hey |
| No | La |
For the good of the business | |
| Help me | Aunni |
| I need ... (I need ...) | Haazhti bi ... |
| Not necessary | Mush lezem |
| Keep it | Halley andek |
| I like you | Inti agibni (to a man), inti azhbetni (to a woman) |
| Handsome / beautiful | Misien / Misienne |
| Are you married? | Inti Maars / Maars? |
| Can I kiss you? | Nejem nbussek? |
| I love you | Nhabbak |
| Honestly! | Walla! |
| Shall we have fun? | I'll bury the zhau? |
| Are you kidding me? | Titmanyak aleiya? |
| You want everything at once! | Kun - Fe Yakun! (literally "say" be! "- and will be") |
| Your carpet is of poor quality, give a discount | Mush behi jesar surbiya mtak, amelli remise. |
| I just saw there is the same carpet and it cost less | Tau-tau r'it nafs ez-serbia y somha arhas |
Numbers and numbers | |
| Zero | Sfir |
| One | Wahad |
| Two | Tnin |
| Three | Tleta |
| Four | Arba |
| Five | Anchovy |
| Six | Satta |
| Seven | Sebaa |
| Eight | Tmania |
| Nine | Tesaa |
| Ten | Ashra |
| Twenty | Ashrin |
| Twenty-one | Wahad y Ashrin |
| Twenty two | Tnin y Ashrin |
| Thirty | Tletin |
| Forty | Arbain |
| Fifty | Khamsin |
| Sixty | Sattin |
| Seventy | Sabain |
| Eighty | Tmanin |
| Ninety | Tesain |
| Hundred | Mia |
| One thousand | Elf |
| Two thousand | Alfin |
| Five thousand | Hamsa Lef |
Shops, hotels and restaurants | |
| Do you have spare rooms? | Andkum beat? |
| How many? | Qaddesh? |
| Is free | Blash |
| How much does a room for two people cost? | Qaddesh el-lily fi bit double? |
| I will stay for five nights | Bash Nokode Bahadekum Hamsa Lilat |
| I would like to buy… | Nhab nishri ... |
| How much does it cost? | Hasza caddes-el-som? |
| I do not like this | Haza me agibnish |
| I take this | Besh Nkhez Haza |
| A table for two, please | Pure du dies, brab |
| Can I see the menu? | Atini card |
| I want a fish | Nhab hut |
| Is there fresh fish? | Femma hoot trashka? |
| To your health! | Ala Sahtak! |
| Waiter! | Samakhni! ("Sorry", used to attract attention of the waiter) |
| Everything is very delicious | Ring of Bunny Barsha |
| Arabic coffee, please | Kahua arbi, brabi |
| Tea with pine nuts, please | Tay bil-bunker, braby |
| Please give an account to | Brabby, hsab |
| Do you accept credit cards? | Najem nhalas bi-card? |
Transport | |
| How much is the ticket to ...? | Caddesh el-tasquer did ... |
| Two tickets in ..., please | Zuz taskerat is .., the brabee |
| How can I get ...? | Kiefesh nezhem is it ..? |
| Please show on the map | Brabby, uarini fir charita |
| Where can I buy a ticket? | Do you know the nisri nisri tasker? |
| Does this train / bus stop at ...? | Trinu / car heza meshi ..? |
| Taxi! | Taxi! |
We swear in Arabic | |
| Leave it! | Saybni! |
| Go away! | Barra Rauah! |
| Leave me alone! | Hallini Raid / Raid! |
| Dont touch me! | Ma tmesnish! |
| Are you foolish or what? | Mike la Bes inti? |
| A donkey! | Bhim! |
| Shut up! | Uskut! |
| Should I call the police? | Nzhiblik is the beeline? |
| Let's see how you zapesh in the station! | Tau nshufu sh'besh tahki fil-mărkaz! |
Useful proverbs | |
| Remembered the dog - prepare a stone | Zkart el-Kelb - Khazarlu Mansba |
| All good is late | Elli mljah - ebta |
| Who can not get the dates, says they are bitter | Elli meh-yilhaksh en-nahlya, yekul sish |
| Who hit - hit, who ran away - ran away (did not fix it) | Ellie the dragon - the dragon at Ellie the brave - the brave. |
| To bitterness is bitter | Ma ilesic el-morr can ali amar minnu |