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Are Arabic and Persian related languages?

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Hello. / Hi.

مرحبًا. / أهلاً. (mrhban. / ahlaan.)
سلام. /سلام. (salam. /salam.)

How are you?

كيف حالك؟ (kayf halika?)
حال شما چطور است؟ (hal shma chatur est?)

I am fine. And you?

أنا بخير. وأنت؟ ('ana bikhayri. wa'anti?)
من خوبم. و شما؟ (man khobam. ve shma?)

What is your name?

ما اسمك؟ (ma asmuk?)
اسم شما چیست؟ (esm shma chist?)

I am pleased to meet you.

أنا سعيد بمقابلتك. ('ana saeid bimuqabalatika.)
از آشنایی با شما خوشبختم. (az ashenayi ba shma khoshbakhtam.)

Thank you.

شكرًا لك. (shkran lika.)
ممنون. (mamnun.)

You are welcome.

مرحباً بك. (mrhbaan bika.)
خواهش می‌کنم. (khahosh mikonam.)

Please.

لو سمحت. (law samahta.)
خواهش می‌کنم. (khahosh mikonam.)

Excuse me. / Sorry.

اعذرني. / آسف. (aedhirini. / asfa.)
ببخشید. /متاسفم. (bebakhshid. /motesfam.)

Yes. / No.

نعم. / لا. (naema. / la.)
چنگال. /نه. (changal. /nah.)

Good morning.

صباح الخير. (sabah alkhayri.)
صبح بخیر. (sobh bakhir.)

Good afternoon.

مساء الخير. (masa' alkhayri.)
عصر بخیر. (asr bakhir.)

Good night.

طاب مساؤك. (tab masawuk.)
شب بخیر. (shab bakhir.)

See you later.

أراك لاحقًا. ('arak lahqan.)
بعداً می‌بینمت. (baedan mibinemat.)

Goodbye.

مع السلامة. (mae alsalamati.)
خداحافظ. (khodahafez.)

Do you speak English?

هل تتكلم بالإنجليزية؟ (hal tatakalam bial'iinjiliziati?)
آیا انگلیسی صحبت می‌کنید؟ (aya englisi sahbat mikonid?)

I don’t speak English well.

هل تتكلم بالإنجليزية؟ ('ana la 'atahadath al'iinjiliziat jydan.)
من انگلیسی خوب صحبت نمی‌کنم. (man englisi khob sahbat nemikonam.)

Do you understand?

هل تفهم؟ (hal tafhama?)
می‌فهمی؟ (mifehami?)

I don’t understand.

لا أفهم. (la 'afhamu.)
نمی‌فهمم. (nemifehmam.)

Please speak slowly.

من فضلك تحدث ببطء. (min fadlik tahdith bibut'.)
لطفاً آهسته صحبت کن. (lotfan ahasteh sahbat kon.)

Please say it again.

من فضلك قلها مرة أخرى. (min fadlik quluha maratan 'ukhraa.)
لطفاً دوباره بگو. (lotfan dobareh bego.)

I am looking for the Hotel.

أنا أبحث عن الفندق. ('ana 'abhath ean alfunduq.)
من دنبال هتل می‌گردم. (man danbal cpehtel migardam.)

How can I get there?

كيف يمكنني الوصول إلى هناك؟ (kayf yumkinuni alwusul 'iilaa hunakin?)
چگونه می‌توانم به آنجا بروم؟ (chegoneh mitavanam bah anja borom?)

I would like to book a room.

وأود أن حجز غرفة. (wa'awadu 'ana hajz ghurfatin.)
می‌خواهم یک اتاق رزرو کنم. (mikhahom yek otagh razro konam.)

How much is it per night / person?

كم هو في الليلة / للشخص؟ (kam hu fi allaylat / lilshakhsi?)
هزینه هر شب/نفر چقدر است؟ (cpehzineh npar shab/nafar cheghodar est?)

Can I change money?

هل يمكنني تغيير المال؟ (hal yumkinuni taghyir almali?)
آیا می‌توانم پول تبدیل کنم؟ (aya mitavanam pol tabadil konam?)

I would like to buy a wine.

أود شراء نبيذ. ('awadu shira' nabidhin.)
می‌خواهم یک شراب بخرم. (mikhahom yek sharab bakhram.)

How much is this?

كم ثمن هذا؟ (kam thaman hadha?)
قیمت این چقدر است؟ (ghimet in cheghodar est?)

Can I have a receipt, please?

هل يمكنني الحصول على إيصال من فضلك؟ (hal yumkinuni alhusul ealaa 'iisal min fadlika?)
می‌توانم رسید را داشته باشم، لطفاً؟ (mitavanam resid ra dashteh basham, lotfan?)

Left. / Right. / Straight.

غادر. / يمين. / مستقيم. (ghadar. / yamin. / mustaqima.)
چپ. / راست. / مستقیم. (chap. / rast. / mosteghim.)

Where are you from?

من أين أنت؟ (min 'ayn 'anti?)
اهل کجایی؟ (hal kojayi?)

Do you live here?

هل تسكن هنا؟ (hal taskun huna?)
آیا اینجا زندگی می‌کنی؟ (aya inja zandegi mikony?)

Do you like it here?

هل ترغب في ذلك هنا؟ (hal targhab fi dhalik huna?)
آیا اینجا را دوست داری؟ (aya inja ra dost dari?)

Yes, I like it here.

نعم ، أحبه هنا. (naeam , 'uhabuh huna.)
بله، من اینجا را دوست دارم. (beleh, man inja ra dost daram.)

How long are you here for?

متى أنت هنا ل؟ (mataa 'ant huna la?)
چه مدت است که اینجا هستی؟ (cheh madat est keh inja npasti?)

I am here for three days / weeks.

أنا هنا لمدة ثلاثة أيام / أسابيع. ('ana huna limudat thalathat 'ayaam / 'asabiea.)
من سه روز / هفته اینجا هستم. (man seh ruz / npafteh inja npastam.)

Where are you going?

إلى أين تذهب؟ ('iilaa 'ayn tadhhabi?)
کجا می‌روی؟ (koja miroye?)

How old are you?

كم عمرك؟ (kam eumarka?)
چند سال داری؟ (chand sal dari?)

I am 23 years old.

انا عمري 23 سنة. (ana eumri 23 sanatun.)
من ۲۳ سال دارم. (man 2̱3̱ sal daram.)

What is your occupation?

ماهي مهنتك؟ (mahi mihnatuki?)
شغل شما چیست؟ (shghel shma chist?)

I am an Electrician.

أنا كهربائي. ('ana kahrabayiy.)
من برقکار هستم. (man barghekar npastam.)

I am a student.

أنا طالب. ('ana talib.)
من دانشجو هستم. (man daneshju npastam.)

I am retired.

انا متقاعد. (ana mutaqaeid.)
من بازنشسته هستم. (man bazneshasteh npastam.)

It has been great meeting you.

لقد كان من الرائع مقابلتك. (laqad kan min alraayie muqabalatuka.)
از ملاقات با شما بسیار خوشحال شدم. (az molaghat ba shma besiar khoshhal shodam.)

Keep in touch!

أبق على اتصال! ('abiq ealaa atisali!)
با من در تماس باشید! (ba man dar tamas bashid!)

Where is a hotel?

اين الفندق؟ (ayn alfunduq?)
هتل کجاست؟ (cpehtel kojast?)

How much is it per night?

كم للليلة؟ (kam lillaylati?)
قیمت هر شب چقدر است؟ (ghimet npar shab cheghodar est?)

Is breakfast included?

هل يتضمن ذلك الإفطار؟ (hal yatadaman dhalik al'iiftara?)
آیا صبحانه شامل می‌شود؟ (aya sobhaneh shamel mishod?)

I would like to book a room, please.

أود حجز غرفة من فضلك. ('awadu hajz ghurfat min fadlika.)
لطفاً می‌خواهم اتاق رزرو کنم. (lotfan mikhahom otagh razro konam.)

I have a reservation for 2 nights / weeks.

لدي حجز لمدة ليلتين / أسابيع. (ladaya hajz limudat laylatayn / 'asabiea.)
من برای ۲ شب/هفته رزرو دارم. (man baraye 2̱ shab/npafteh razro daram.)

Do you have a double / single / family room?

هل لديك غرفة مزدوجة / مفردة / عائلية؟ (hal ladayk ghurfat muzdawijat / mufradat / eayiliatun?)
آیا اتاق دو تخته/تک تخته/خانوادگی دارید؟ (aya otagh do takhteh/tak takhteh/khanavadegi darid?)

Can I see the room?

هل يمكنني رؤية الغرفة؟ (hal yumkinuni ruyat alghurfati?)
آیا می‌توانم اتاق را ببینم؟ (aya mitavanam otagh ra bebinam?)

Is there wireless internet access here?

هل يوجد اتصال لاسلكي بالإنترنت هنا؟ (hal yujad atisal lasilkiun bial'iintirnit huna?)
آیا اینجا به اینترنت بی‌سیم دسترسی دارم؟ (aya inja bah internat bisim dastersi daram?)

When/Where is breakfast served?

متى / أين يتم تقديم الإفطار؟ (mataa / 'ayn yatimu taqdim al'iiftari?)
صبحانه چه زمانی/کجا سرو می‌شود؟ (sobhaneh cheh zamani/koja soro mishod?)

Do you arrange tours here?

هل ترتبون جولات هنا؟ (hal turatibun jawlat huna?)
آیا شما تورها را اینجا هماهنگ می‌کنید؟ (aya shma torehya ra inja cpehmanpang mikonid?)

Could I have my key, please?

هل يمكنني الحصول على مفتاحي من فضلك؟ (hal yumkinuni alhusul ealaa miftahi min fadlika?)
لطفاً می‌توانم کلیدم را داشته باشم؟ (lotfan mitavanam kolidam ra dashteh basham?)

Sorry, I lost my key!

آسف ، لقد فقدت مفتاحي! (asf , laqad faqadt miftahi!)
ببخشید، کلیدم را گم کرده‌ام! (bebakhshid, kolidam ra gom kardeham!)

There is no hot water.

لا تتوفر مياه ساخنة. (la tatawafar miah sakhinatun.)
آب گرم وجود ندارد. (ab garam vojud nadard.)

The air conditioner / heater / fan does not work.

التكييف / السخان / المروحة لا يعمل. (altakyif / alsakhan / almiruhat la yuemal.)
کولر گازی/بخاری/پنکه کار نمی‌کند. (koler gazi/bakhari/pankeh kar nemikand.)

What time is checkout?

ما هو الوقت تحقق من؟ (ma hu alwaqt tuhaqiq min?)
ساعت تسویه حساب چه زمانی است؟ (saat tasoyeh hasab cheh zamani est?)

I am leaving now.

سأرحل الآن. (sa'arhal alan.)
الان دارم می‌روم. (alan daram mirom.)

Could I have my deposit, please?

هل يمكنني الحصول على الإيداع الخاص بي ، من فضلك؟ (hal yumkinuni alhusul ealaa al'iidae alkhasi bi , min fadlika?)
لطفاً می‌توانم مبلغ پیش‌پرداخت را دریافت کنم؟ (lotfan mitavanam mobolgh pishpardakht ra daryaft konam?)

Can you call a taxi for me?

هل يمكنك استدعاء سيارة أجرة من أجلي؟ (hal yumkinuk astidea' sayaarat 'ujrat min 'ajli?)
می‌توانید برای من تاکسی بگیرید؟ (mitavanid baraye man taksi begirid?)

References:

[1] LibreTexts. “The consonant Hamza (ء) is a unique Arabic consonant representing a glottal stop… can appear in beginning, middle, or end positions.” Retrieved from https://human.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Languages /Arabic/Arabic_Level_One/04%3A_Chapter_Four-_Introduce_Self/4.03%3A_The_Consonant_Hamza

[2] Babbel. “The Arabic alphabet has 28 letters, all of which are consonants (though three can act as vowels in certain situations).” Retrieved from https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/arabic-alphabet

[3] An educational resource on the Arabic alphabet. “The Arabic alphabet consists of 28 letters, all considered consonants; vowels are indicated by diacritic marks above or below consonants.” Retrieved from https://tplsites.s3.amazonaws.com/resources/ARBxx-ENGus/grammar/AGPAlphabet.htm

[4] Wikipedia-cited sources (e.g., internal linguistics sources) “Central Semitic includes Arabic, Hebrew, Aramaic (Northwest Semitic).” Retrieved from Central Semitic classification

[5] Britannica (via trusted summary) “Semitic languages include Arabic among major official languages in 26 countries...” Retrieved from Britannica (Summary)

[6] Unicode Consortium. “The Unicode Standard, Version 12.0—Middle East-I: Arabic Script Usage.” Retrieved from https://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode12.0.0 /ch09.pdf

Currency	Unit	Bahrain
U. S Dollar	100 Dollar ($)	37.7009 BHD
UK Pound	100 Pound (£)	50.7654 BHD
Euro	100 Euro	43.9822 BHD
Saudi Riyal	100 S. Riyal	10.0473 BHD
Qatari Riyal	100 Q. Riyal	10.3325 BHD

Currency

Unit

Bahrain

U. S Dollar

100 Dollar ($)

37.7009 BHD

UK Pound

100 Pound (£)

50.7654 BHD

Euro

100 Euro

43.9822 BHD

Saudi Riyal

100 S. Riyal

10.0473 BHD

Qatari Riyal

100 Q. Riyal

10.3325 BHD

Arabic to Persian

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Consonants:

Digits:

Fraction:

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Digit:

Eastern Arabic Indic Digits:

Extended Arabic Letters:

Archaic Letters:

Tashkil:

Extended Arabic Letters for Parkari:

Signs for Sindhi:

Addition For Kashmiri:

Deprecated Letter:

Arabic To Persian Phrases

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