Learn common greetings like 'As-salāmu 'alaykum' (peace be upon you) and 'Kayfa hālak?' (how are you?). This helps in building rapport with locals.

Ask for 'ma shi' (what is this?) or order 'rahat il-shawarma' (shawarma please) to enjoy local food. Knowing these phrases makes dining more enjoyable and less stressful.

Know 'as-sama'u 'alaykum' (I need help) or 'man 'arif ta'lim al-'Arabiyya?' (do you know how to teach Arabic?) for emergencies.

Negotiate prices with 'shukran' (thank you) and 'a'udhiya' (how much is it?) when shopping in Al ‘Ayn markets.

Ask 'ayna al-bus (where is the bus?) or 'kaif tarak el-siqal (how do I take a taxi?) to navigate transportation in Al ‘Ayn.

Express gratitude for hospitality with 'shukran jazeelan' (thank you very much) or understand local traditions by asking 'kayfa yatafakkar fi hadha el-tareeq? (what is the custom here?)

Decline politely using 'la' (no) or 'la shukur' (I don’t want) when needed.

Ask 'ayna el-masjid (where is the mosque?) or 'ayna el-souq (where is the market?) to find your way around Al ‘Ayn.

Ask 'ma'a el-sa'ah (what time is it?) or use 'al-fajr' (dawn), 'al-zuhr' (noon), and 'el-maghrib' (sunset) for specific times.

Know numbers from 'wahid' (one) to 'ashar' (ten) for basic counting.

Learn basic verbs such as 'kaana' (was), 'yakoon' (is), and 'kunt' (I was) for sentence formation.

Ask 'shouf an' (what) or 'kaifa' (how) to seek information during your travels.

Understand numbers from 'ishara' (20) to 'milleh' (one thousand) for more complex counting.

Use 'shukran' (thank you) or 'it'haadhakum allah yi'tqah' (may God reward you) to express gratitude.

Use 'ahayti' (my father) or 'amtiti' (my mother) to show respect when addressing elders.