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Is it ready?

jahza? جاهزة

Come and help me 
Male : تعا / تعال ساعدني
Ta'a / ta'al saedni 
Female : تعي / تعالي ساعديني
Ta'ee / Ta'alee Saedeenee

Bshoufak areeban > see you soon
(lebanese)

I need more time (to finish some work)
محتاج وقت أكتر لأخلص كم شغلة
Mahthaj waqth akthar alkhalaas kam shaghla 

this is not enough / this in incomplete
هيدا ما بيكفي
Hayda ma bekaffe (lebanese)

Whats happening
شو صاير
Shu saayir

Better
أحسن
Ahsan

Maybe
 يمكن / احتمال
yumkin/ ehthimael

Maybe he is outside
يمكن هو بره / احتمال هو بره
Yumkin hua barrah

Everybody knows about this 'subject/issue'
الكل بيعرف عن الموضوع
el-kel bya'aref an al-mawdhu'a

Do you remember? ----------------- intha faakil? or atha'dhaker?

Don't forget ----------------- la thinsa

I remember ----------------- atha'dhaker

Can you clean my car?

lazim kalima al arabi - I want to speak in arabic

 Global Arabic Terms

courtesy : learnkuwaiti.com (youtube channel)

Hammam (emphasis on the H) = Toilet

Bayt = House

Dhireesha = window

Shokran = thank you

Aaffwan = you're welcome

lau samaHt (eoH) = please (excuse me)

lo samaHt = kuwaiti version

maHel = shop or place

Kebeer = big

seghiir = small (the GH part is guttural)

qalb = heart (the Q is guttural)

kuwaiti pronounciation = galb

egyptian/syrian = aalb

agool is kuwaiti version for speak

aaool in egyptian

Where is the closest gas station

Source : Learn Arabic with Maha (youtube)

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Speak with him, he will explain.

(greeting) Haven't seen you in a while!

I need your help with this

9dec15: This is definitely a difficult one for nonArab expats.

I've been given an easier version to convey

Come and help me 
Male : تعا / تعال ساعدني
Ta'a / ta'al saedni 
Female : تعي / تعالي ساعديني
Ta'ee / Ta'alee Saedeenee 

What is the arabic word for

Please move your car

lousamahth harakh sayarthakh

لوسمحت حرك سيارتك

How do I say ......

I plan on compounding this with the English sentence that I would like to have translated for me when I speak with them from now on

I want to ask you a question

Ouread AN asalak souael

أوريد أن أسالك سؤال

Intro

The colleagues who will assist me are Egyptian and Lebanese. 

It is likely that some of my content will be their local dialect. 

Currently, my aim is to learn conversational (modern standard) Arabic that I can use in daily interactions.

If I do keep up with this commitment and you happen to be using it to add to your knowledge somehow, I advice you to exercise caution and confirm what you learn with someone who is aware of the language.

It is not my aim to speak perfect Arabic. 

It is important however, that what I do say, be respectful.