Skiing & Winter Sports

8 phrases · Egyptian Arabic with romanization, English and audio

  1. فين اقدر اجر معدات التزلج؟

    Fēn aʾdar aggar muʿiddāt it-tazallug?

    Where can I rent ski equipment?

    Usage

    Egypt has no natural ski slopes; this is for trips abroad.

    Grammar Note

    it-tazallug is the noun for skiing and takes the article. A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  2. عايز تذكرة تزلج ليوم واحد

    ʿĀyiz tazkarit tazallug li-yōm wāḥid

    I'd like a ski pass for the day.

    Usage

    A woman says عايزة.

    Grammar Note

    li- + yōm wāḥid gives "for one day". A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  3. ايه احسن منحدر للمبتدئين؟

    Ē aḥsan munḥadar lil-mubtadiʾīn?

    Which slope is recommended for beginners?

    Usage

    احسن means "the best".

    Grammar Note

    ē comes before the noun and means "which". A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  4. عايز احجز حصة تزلج

    ʿĀyiz aḥgiz ḥiṣṣit tazallug

    I'd like to book a ski lesson.

    Usage

    A woman says عايزة.

    Grammar Note

    ḥiṣṣa + noun gives "a … lesson". A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  5. ينفع اجر سنوبورد؟

    Yinfaʿ aggar snōbord?

    Do you rent snowboards?

    Usage

    A way of asking whether renting is possible.

    Grammar Note

    The loanword snōbord copies the English sound. A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  6. فيه خريطة للمنحدرات؟

    Fīh kharīṭa lil-munḥadarāt?

    Do you have a slope map?

    Usage

    At the lift station or information desk.

    Grammar Note

    munḥadarāt is the plural of munḥadar. A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  7. فيه مدرسة تزلج للاطفال؟

    Fīh madrasit tazallug lil-aṭfāl?

    Is there a ski school for children?

    Usage

    For family trips.

    Grammar Note

    madrasa joins the next noun: "school of …". A composed sentence built from regular parts.

  8. وقعت، انت كويس؟

    Wiʾiʿt, inta kuwayyis?

    I fell. Are you okay?

    Usage

    To a woman: انتي كويسة؟

    Grammar Note

    The first-person past ends in -t. A composed sentence built from regular parts.

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