Arabic Traveler Kit: Essential Phrases for Emergencies & Daily Use

Traveler preparing for a trip while learning essential Arabic phrases with 3arabian

Traveling is exciting: new places, new cultures, and new experiences! But sometimes, things don’t go according to plan.

Getting lost, needing help, losing valuables, or feeling unwell in a new country can be stressful, especially when you don’t speak the language.

In Arabic-speaking countries, knowing just a few spoken Arabic phrases can make a big difference. You don’t need to be fluent. Even basic Arabic can help you communicate more clearly, ask for help, and feel more confident while traveling.

That’s why we created the Arabic Traveler Kit, a collection of essential emergency and everyday Arabic phrases, along with a free downloadable worksheet you can save on your phone or print before your trip.

  • Common spoken Arabic

  • Easy pronunciation

  • Useful for travel and daily life

All phrases here use neutral spoken Arabic that is widely understood across Arabic-speaking countries. You may hear small variations depending on the country.

Free Arabic Traveler Kit
 
Traveler using spoken Arabic phrases to ask for help during an emergency

Calling for Help (Examples)

Help me!
!النجدة! / ساعدوني
(Saa3douni!) (Annajda!)

Call the police!
!اتصلوا بالشرطة
(Ittasilou bil shurta!)

 
Learning spoken Arabic phrases for asking and giving directions while traveling

Asking About Location & Directions (Examples)

Where is…?
وين الـ …؟
(wein el …?)

I am lost!
!أنا ضايع / ضايعة
(Ana daaye3 / daaye3a!)

Get the full list of emergency and travel phrases in the free Arabic Traveler Kit:

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Emergency and safety Arabic phrases for travelers learning Arabic with 3arabian

Medical Emergencies (Examples)

I feel sick.
أنا تعبان / تعبانة
(Ana ta3baan / ta3baana)

I am injured.
أنا مصاب / مصابة
(Ana musaab / musaaba)

 
Arabic safety and emergency vocabulary for travelers learning spoken Arabic

General Safety (Examples)

I don’t understand.
مش فاهم / فاهمة
(Mish fahem / fahma)

My passport is lost.
جواز سفري ضايع
(Jawaaz safari daaye3)

 

Download the Free Arabic Traveler’s Worksheet

We’ve put all these phrases and more into a simple, beginner-friendly worksheet designed specifically for travelers.

Save it on your phone or print it before your trip so it’s always ready when you need it!

Download Free Worksheet
 
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