LearningArabicWithAngela
Dec 29, 20193 min
Updated: Jul 13, 2020
Here is the most important vocabulary in Arabic about food, main meals, eating out, ordering food, saying you are hungry, hungry versus full, ordering coffee, tea and dessert, cooking, diet, as well as saying "Bonne Appetit" and a funny idiom!
Dinner Table vocabulary in Arabic:
Saying you're hungry in Arabic:
兀賻賳丕 噩丕卅賽毓!
[始An膩 j膩鈥檌驶!]
I鈥檓 hungry!
More vocabulary, about being hungry versus full in Arabic:
The three main meals in Arabic:
What's on the dinner table? What are the different meals or courses?
Note: Soup = 丨賻爻丕亍 / 卮購乇賿亘賻丞 / 卮賵乇賿亘賻丞
岣゛s膩始/ shurbah/ sh奴rbah
All about drinks:
And now, for coffee lovers, ordering coffee in Arabic:
More for coffee lovers:
What are the different in Arabic of saying "I am drinking coffee"? There are many verbs and expressions, Arabic being a rich and expressive language:
"始Ana 始ashrabu al-qahwah."
"始Ana 始a岣﹖as墨 al-qahwah."
"始Ana 始artashifu al-qahwah."
"始Ana 始atalazzazu bill-qahwah."
"始Ana 始atazawwaqu al-qahwah."
Ordering Tea:
Different kinds of tea (Black tea, Green tea, Herbal tea) + "Let's drink/have tea":
Ordering sweets/ dessert in Arabic:
What is diet called in Arabic, and what are the terms used for healthy food, losing weight, and maintaining weight?
How to say Bonne Appetit in Arabic?
Below: raw vs boiled, fried, grilled...
聽ALso: Verb to cook:
聽胤賻亘賻禺賻 葲abakha
聽胤賻賴丕 葲ah膩
Food tastes:
[Kayfa 葲a驶muhu?] 賰賻賷賿賮賻 胤賻毓賿賲購賴購責
聽How does it taste? (Literal: How is its taste?)
[泞a驶muhu...] ...胤賻毓賿賲購賴購 It tastes ...
聽[始Innahu...] ...廿賽賳賾賻賴購 It is...
聽[Murr] 賲購乇賾 bitter
[葲a驶m / madh膩q] 胤賻毓賲 / 賲賻匕丕賯 flavor / taste
聽to negate: add "laysa", for example:
聽賱賻賷賿爻賻 賱匕賷匕丕賸. Laysa ladh墨dan
聽It's not tasty.
聽(*The word after Laysa is in the accusative case being the predicate of Laysa.)
Let's not forget the cooking action verbs and their verbal nouns:
Speaking about ingredients:
Here is an idiom using the verb to cook in Arabic: 牛abkaha 胤賻亘賻禺賻
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