Internet & WiFi

1. كلمة السر بتاعة الواي فاي ايه؟

   Kilmit is-sirr bitāʿit il-wāy fāy ē?

   What is the Wi-Fi password?

   Usage

   A standard question in cafés and hotels.

   Grammar Note

   "Bitāʿ" means "of/belonging to" and agrees with the noun before it ("kilma" is feminine, so "bitāʿit"). A composed sentence with regular grammar.

2. فيه انترنت في الفندق؟

   Fī internit fil-funduʾ?

   Is there internet in the hotel?

   Usage

   "Fī" means "there is". In speech the net is often called "in-net".

   Grammar Note

   "Fī + noun?" asks whether something exists. A composed sentence with regular grammar.

3. النت بطيء أوي

   In-net baṭīʾ awi

   The connection is very slow

   Usage

   "In-net" is the colloquial short name for the internet.

   Grammar Note

   Noun + adjective + "awi" (very). A composed sentence with regular grammar.

4. عايز اشتري كارت خط موبايل للنت

   ʿĀyiz ashtiri kart khaṭṭ mubayil lin-net

   I want to buy a data SIM card

   Usage

   The SIM card is "kart khaṭṭ mubayil" (mobile-line card). A woman says "ʿāyza".

   Grammar Note

   "ʿĀyiz" + subjunctive means "I want to...". A composed sentence with regular grammar.

5. ينفع استخدم الطابعة؟

   Yinfaʿ astakhdim iṭ-ṭābiʿa?

   Can I use the printer?

   Usage

   Asking permission at a hotel desk or internet café.

   Grammar Note

   "Yinfaʿ" + subjunctive asks for permission. A composed sentence with regular grammar.

6. ينفع ابعت ايميل من هنا؟

   Yinfaʿ abʿat imēl min hina?

   Can I send an email from here?

   Usage

   "Imēl" is borrowed from English "email".

   Grammar Note

   "Yinfaʿ" + subjunctive asks about permission or possibility. A composed sentence with regular grammar.

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