7 Words Cabin Crew Should Know In Arabic
Cabin crew members operating in Arabic-speaking regions, knowing a few essential phrases in Arabic can make a big difference.
Here are 7 vital Arabic words and phrases that can help you navigate interactions with passengers more effectively:
7 Words Cabin Crew Should Know:
1. Ahlan wa Sahlan (أهلاً وسهلاً)
Meaning “Welcome.”
A warm and common greeting in Arabic, often used to welcome someone.
2. Marhaba (مرحبا)
Means “Hello” or “Welcome”
A simple and universal greeting similar to “Hi” or “Hello.”
It’s a universal expression that transcends cultural barriers.
You can say “Hello” in more than one way; From Here
3. Ma3 assalama (مع السلامة)
Means “Goodbye”
A polite way to say goodbye, wishing someone safety as they leave.
You can say “Goodbye” in more than one way; From Here
4. Ijlis law samahat (اجلس لو سمحت)
Means “Sit Down”
A polite request asking someone to sit down.
For females: Ijlisi law samahati
5. Kaif Al-haal? (كَيف الحال؟)
Means “How are you?”
A friendly way to inquire about a someone well-being.
6. Tafaddal (تفضل)
Means” ‘Go ahead’ or ‘Here you go.'”
This phrase is helpful when serving food or assisting with requests.
For females: Tafaddali
7. ‘Ma fe mushkela’ (ما في مشكلة)
Means “No problem.”
This phrase is your go-to expression when you want to assure someone that everything is fine.
You can say “no problem” in more than one way; From Here
If you are traveling to an Arab country, you should learn some words, From Here
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