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Kristy
How to say “I’ll take it “to go”” in levantine arabic.
Thank you in advance for the help.
I was ordering food at an Mediterranean restaurant the other day and the guy asked me. “لهون؟” (hope i wrote that right :)) )
And I thought for a moment and realized I had no idea how to say “No, I want it “to go””. Any suggestions?
Also, can we add, “I want to make an order for delivery”?
Aug 12, 2020 5:46 PM
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Hi Kirsty,
Here in Jordan, people usually say: بدّي آخدها سَفرَي for "to go", while in MSA, you can say: طلب خارجي
for "I want to make an order for delivery":
MSA: أريد أن أطلب طلب توصيل
Jordanian: بدّي أطلب طلب توصيل
August 13, 2020
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Language Skills
Arabic (Levantine), Arabic (Modern Standard), English, Hindi, Spanish
Learning Language
Arabic (Levantine), Arabic (Modern Standard), Hindi
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