Contacts & SNS

1. Efk-iyi-d uṭṭun-ik n tilifun, ttxil-k

   May I have your phone number?

   Usage

   Asks for a phone number to stay in touch

   Grammar Note

   To a woman use "uṭṭun-im" and "ttxil-m". Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.

2. Ha-t-an uṭṭun-iw

   This is my number

   Usage

   Said when handing over your number

   Grammar Note

   For a feminine thing it is "ha-tt-an", as in "Ha-tt-an tduli" (here is a blanket).

3. Tesɛiḍ WhatsApp?

   Are you on WhatsApp?

   Usage

   Asks whether someone uses WhatsApp to keep in touch

   Grammar Note

   It does not change with gender.

4. Acu-tt tansa-ik imayl?

   What is your email address?

   Usage

   Asks for an email address to stay in touch

   Grammar Note

   To a woman use "tansa-im". Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.

5. Ferḥeɣ imi k-id-mlaleɣ

   I am pleased to meet you

   Usage

   A first-meeting greeting, said after giving your name

6. Ansi-k?

   Where are you from?

   Usage

   A friendly question to people met while travelling

   Grammar Note

   To a woman "Ansi-kem?"; to several people "Ansi-ken?" (by rule).

7. Kečč d amerray?

   Are you a tourist?

   Usage

   Asks whether someone is a tourist

   Grammar Note

   Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.

8. Isem-ik?

   What is your name?

   Usage

   The shortest way to ask someone's name

   Grammar Note

   To a woman: "Isem-im?". The card "Amek i k-qqaren?" is the other common way.

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