I want water.
A simple phrase for restaurants and shops.
أريد ماء
ureed maa
Mujhe pani chahiye.
Saudi Arabic phrases
Food and Restaurant Arabic
These phrases are useful in restaurants, cafeterias, street food spots and hotel dining areas.
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Mujhe pani chahiye.
English: I want water.
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Not spicy, please.
Harr can mean hot or spicy in this context.
بدون حار من فضلك
bidun harr min fadlak
Mirch kam rakhen.
How much is this?
One of the most useful shopping and food phrases.
بكم هذا؟
bikam hadha?
Yeh kitne ka hai?
I am vegetarian.
Use this early before ordering food.
أنا نباتي
ana nabati
Main vegetarian hun.
The bill, please.
Hisab is also familiar to Urdu speakers.
الحساب من فضلك
al-hisab min fadlak
Bill de dein.
Is it halal?
In Saudi Arabia food is generally halal, but this helps with ingredients.
هل هو حلال؟
hal huwa halal?
Kya yeh halal hai?
How to use them
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