Arabic & English | Common Arabic phrases and words in the classroom (ESL)

These sheets will help you communicate with your Arab students in the classroom through over 100 common school and classroom phrases, leading to increased interaction and harmony between the teacher and students.

→ Each sentence is written in English, pronounced in Arabic (phonetically), and translated in Arabic.

The phrases you will get are:

- Hello!

- Welcome!

- School.

- Class.

- Yes.

- No.

- Thank you!

- You’re welcome!

- Good morning!

- Good afternoon!

- Goodbye!

- What a lovely day!

- What a rainy day!

- Today is very cold.

- Stop talking.

- Be careful.

- Try again.

- Welcome to our school!

- My name is ……

- I’m your new teacher.

- I’ll be teaching you …… this year.

- Your time is up.

- Say it in a loud voice.

- Have your parents sign this.

- Let’s begin today’s lesson.

- It’s time for math!

- It’s time for science!

- It’s time for reading!

- It’s time for physical education!

- It’s time for library!

- It’s time for recess!

- We’ll learn how to …

- Come in.

- Go out.

- Stand up.

- Sit down.

- Stand by your desks.

- Come to the front of the class.

- Put your hands up.

- Put your hands down.

- Go to the classroom.

- Go to the office.

- Go to the library.

- Go to the nurse.

- Go to the social worker.

- Go to the gym.

- Go to your bus.

- Go to the mailbox.

- Have your parents sign this.

- Pay attention.

- Read a book.

- Write your name.

- Write your number.

- Work on the computer.

- Repeat after me.

- Open your book at page …

- Turn to page …

- Close your book.

- Right!

- Wrong!

- I hope you pass.

- Good luck.

- Well done!

- Who?

- What?

- How?

- When?

- Where?

- What is your name?

- How old are you?

- Where are you from?

- what grade are you in?

- How many brothers and sisters do you have?

- What are your hobbies?

- What is your favorite food?

- What do you want for breakfast?

- What do you want for lunch?

- Are you ready?

- Do you follow me?

- Do you understand?

- OK so far?

- What did you say?

- Do you need help?

- Do you need to use the bathroom?

- Are you OK?

- Who knows the answer?

- Is this OK?

- Have you finished?

- Who hasn’t answered yet?

- Have you found the place?

- Any questions?

- Who is absent today?

- Did you miss your bus?

- Who would like to read?

- Are you better now?

- What time is it now?

- Have you been ill?

- How are you getting on?

- How are you today?

- How are things with you?

- Are you feeling better today?

- Say it again.

- Thanks for your help.

- Never mind.

- That’s all for today.

- Hang on a moment.

- Back to your places.

- Line up.

- It’s time to finish now.

- I have a headache.

- Not exactly.

- Stop making excuses.

- Your marks will get better if you practice more.

- Congratulations!

- Look at the board.

- Have a good holiday.

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