Banking & ATM

10 phrases · Arabic with romanization, English and audio

  1. أين أقرب صراف آلي؟

    ayna aqrab ṣarrāf ālī?

    Where is the nearest ATM?

    Usage

    Used to find the nearest ATM when you need cash

    Grammar Note

    "ayna aqrab ~?" means "where is the nearest ~?" in Arabic

  2. أريد سحب المال.

    urīdu saḥb al-māl.

    I'd like to withdraw money.

    Usage

    Used at a bank or ATM to withdraw cash

    Grammar Note

    "urid + infinitive" expresses desire in Arabic

  3. هل يمكنني تصريف العملة هنا؟

    hal yumkinunī taṣrīf al-ʿumla hunā?

    Can I exchange currency here?

    Usage

    Used to ask about currency exchange

    Grammar Note

    "hal yumkinunī ~?" is a polite way to ask "can I ~?"

  4. بطاقتي لا تعمل.

    biṭāqatī lā taʿmal.

    My card is not working.

    Usage

    Used when your card is not functioning

    Grammar Note

    Placing "la" before a verb creates present-tense negation

  5. ما هو سعر الصرف؟

    mā huwa siʿr al-ṣarf?

    What is the exchange rate?

    Usage

    Used to check the exchange rate

    Grammar Note

    "ma huwa ~?" is a standard question meaning "what is ~?"

  6. هل هناك رسوم على المعاملات؟

    hal hunāka rusūm ʿalā al-muʿāmalāt?

    Is there a transaction fee?

    Usage

    Used to ask if there is a transaction fee

    Grammar Note

    "hal hunāka ~?" means "is there ~?" in Arabic

  7. أريد تحويل الأموال.

    urīdu taḥwīl al-amwāl.

    I'd like to transfer money.

    Usage

    Used to request a money transfer at a bank

    Grammar Note

    "taḥwīl" is the formal word for bank transfer or remittance

  8. هل يمكنني الحصول على إيصال؟

    hal yumkinunī al-ḥuṣūl ʿalā īṣāl?

    Can I get a receipt?

    Usage

    Used to request a receipt after a transaction

    Grammar Note

    "al-ḥuṣūl ala" means "to obtain/get" something

  9. أحتاج إلى الإبلاغ عن بطاقة مفقودة.

    aḥtāju ilā al-iblāgh ʿan biṭāqa mafqūda.

    I need to report a lost card.

    Usage

    Used to report a lost card to the bank

    Grammar Note

    "aḥtāju ila + infinitive" expresses need or necessity

  10. ما هي ساعات العمل لديكم؟

    mā hiya sāʿāt al-ʿamal ladaykum?

    What are your opening hours?

    Usage

    Used to ask about business hours

    Grammar Note

    "sāʿāt al-ʿamal" literally means "working hours/opening hours"

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