How To Say can we see …? in Kuwait

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Traveling to or studying in Kuwait, it can be useful to learn how to say and pronounce More Dining Basics words such as can we see ...?. Located in Middle East & North Africa, Kuwait has a population of 2,818,042 (2011) consisting of 40% female (2011) and sees the arrival of 207,000 (2010) tourists a year. In Kuwait, they speak Arabic. SpeakSheets offers our Lifetime Members printable and downloadable language one-sheets with no monthly costs ever, guaranteed. With more than 17 languages covering over 2.3 billion people worldwide, we can help make your travels to Kuwait and beyond even more fun!

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In case you are traveling to other countries in Middle East & North Africa or elsewhere in the world, here are some more helpful words from our Kuwait More Dining Basics category: ...some (of) • ...this/that • all done • another • Bon appétit! • can I have…? • can I see…? • can we have...? • can we see ...? • Cheers! • Eat! Eat! • I am hungry • I am thirsty • I ate • I would like… • we ate • we ate well! • we would like…

We provide translations for these phrases and over 200 more and growing. We guarantee our language sheets are best on the web. Here's how to say can we see ...? in Arabic for your trip to Kuwait :

To say can we see ...? in Arabic :
Pronounce it: " "

Some more helpful words in our Arabic More Dining Basics category:
...some (of) – ...Ba'd (men)  (Bahd (men) )
...this/that – Hatha - Thalek  (Ha tha - Tha lek )
all done – Entaha  (en ta ha )
another – Aakhar  (Aa kar )
Bon appétit! – Bel Hana Wel Shefa  (bel ha na wel she fa )
can I have…? – Hal yomkenoni Al Hosool Ala…?  (hal yom ke no ni al ho sool ala? )
can I see…? – Hal yomkenoni Moshahadat…?  (hal yom ke no ni mo sha ha dat )
can we have...? – Hal yomkenona Al Hosool Ala…?  (hal yom ke no na al ho sool ala? )
can we see...? – Hal yomkenona Moshahadat…?  (hal yom ke no na mo sha ha dat )
Cheers! – Fe Sehetak  (fe se he tak )
Eat! Eat! – Tanawal El Ta'am! Tanawal El Ta'am!  (ta na wal el ta ham / ta na wal el ta ham )
I am hungry – Ana Ja'e'  (ana ja heh )
I am thirsty – Ana 'Atshan  (ana hat shan )
I ate – Aakalt  (Aa kalt )
I would like… – Awaddu  (A wad du )
we ate – Aakalna  (Aa kal na )
we ate well! – Aa Kalna Jayedan  (Aa kal na ja ye dan )
we would like… – Nawaddu  (Na wad du )
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Kuwait
Overview: Located in Middle East & North Africa, the official name of Kuwait is State of Kuwait. The population is 2,818,042 (2011), of which 26.76474 (2011) residents are under the age of 15. The income share held by highest 10% is unspecified, while the lowest 10% hold unspecified of the income share. There are 74.2 (2011) internet users per 100 people, 2,090,987.164 (2011) internet users total. 207,000 (2010) tourists arrive each year, bringing in 7,419,000,000 (2010) in annual revenue.
Population: 2,818,042 (2011)
Languages: Arabic
Currency: Kuwaiti dinar
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