Traveling with Kids

1. واش عندكم شي منيو ديال الدراري؟

   wāsh ʿndkum shī menyu dyāl d-drāri?

   Do you have a children's menu?

   Usage

   Asks a restaurant for kids' dishes; "d-drāri" means the children.

   Grammar Note

   "d-drāri" means the children; "menyu" is from French. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

2. واش هادشي آمن للدراري؟

   wāsh hādshī āmen l-d-drāri?

   Is this safe for children?

   Usage

   Checks whether something is safe for kids, such as a ride, water or food.

   Grammar Note

   Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

3. ولدي مريض / بنتي مريضة

   wldī mrīḍ / bntī mrīḍa

   My son / daughter is sick

   Usage

   Tells a pharmacist or doctor that your child is ill.

   Grammar Note

   Say "mrīḍ" for a son and "mrīḍa" for a daughter. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

4. واش الدراري يقدرو يدخلو؟

   wāsh d-drāri yqdrū ydkhlū?

   Are children allowed to enter?

   Usage

   Asks whether children may enter a museum, shop or venue.

   Grammar Note

   A plural subject takes a verb ending in "-ū". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

5. واش كاين شي بيسين ديال الدراري؟

   wāsh kāyn shī bīsīn dyāl d-drāri?

   Is there a children's pool?

   Usage

   Asks a hotel or resort about a pool for kids.

   Grammar Note

   "bīsīn" comes from French piscine. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

6. عندي جوج ديال الدراري

   ʿndī jūj dyāl d-drāri

   I have two children

   Usage

   Tells people about your family when traveling with kids.

   Grammar Note

   Adapted from the attested "I have three children" with a different number. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

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