40 Saudi sentences to start with
PDF + audioThe forty you will use most in your first weeks, each with the audio so you know what it sounds like before you say it.
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Five Saudi PDFs, free, for an email address.
Not a sample chapter and not a trial. Five short guides you can print, each one a situation you will be in during your first month here.
Say hello, and keep the conversation going
Wesh lonak and what comes after it. The greeting is easy; the ninety seconds that follow are what people actually struggle with.
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Order food and pay
Cafe, restaurant, the counter at a bakery. Ordering, changing your order, asking for the bill, and paying without switching to English.
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Ask where it is and how to get there
Asking the way, understanding the answer, and giving a driver directions to somewhere he does not know.
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Numbers, prices and time
Hearing a price and understanding it the first time. Numbers, riyals, halalas, days, and how appointments get said out loud.
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محتاج مساعدة
miḥtāj musāʿada
I need help.
The sentence worth knowing before any other. Works in a shop, a hospital, or on the side of a road.
زيادة سكر
ziyādat sukkar
Extra sugar.
Said at the counter, usually with a small hand gesture. Swap sukkar for whatever you want more of.
وقف شوي
waggif shwayy
Stop for a second.
To a driver, or to anyone moving faster than you can follow. shwayy softens almost any instruction.
بعد ساعة
baʿd sāʿa
In an hour.
The answer to half the questions you will be asked about time. Change the number and it still works.
وش لونك؟
wesh lonak?
How are you?
The Najdi hello. You will hear it before you hear anything from a textbook.
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