Ṭṭabla i sin, ttxil-k
A table for two, please
Usage
Asks for a table at a restaurant or café
Grammar Note
Uses the same "ṭṭabla i sin" as the card "Bɣiɣ ad ḥeṛṛeɣ ṭṭabla i sin". To a woman use "ttxil-m". Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.
Ɣef wacḥal i tmeddlem?
What time do you close?
Usage
Asks a restaurant or shop its closing time, using the plural form to staff
Grammar Note
To one person: "Ɣef wacḥal i tmeddleḍ?"; to several women: "tmeddlemt".
Tella tneččit yelhan dagi?
Is there a good restaurant around here?
Usage
Looks for somewhere good to eat in the evening; ask a local
Grammar Note
Restaurant is "tneččit"; "asečču" means the same. "Yelhan" is "good", not specifically "tasty". Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.
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