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Ahlan jookieapc,
This dialogue is colloquial as you probably noticed, in colloquial some grammars are not applied, and that’s why جنيه was in singular form and this is how people say it in the street. However, other currencies like دينار or درهم take the plural form, like خمسة دنانير or خمسة دراهم .
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اهلا سهلا فيك ايهاب
سمعت <خمسة جنيهات من فضلك> من تجيل تعليمي <لينجافون> وأظن كما قلت نحن لن نسمع هذه عبارة في شوارع القاهرة ابدا
I was just curious. I know in Yemen people do not use the plural of riyal in the street either. Thanks for the clarification
Lower Intermediate - Lend me 5
December 19th, 2008 | 1 comment |
With the financial crisis the world is facing at present we deemed it appropriate to bring you a lesson on asking for money in Arabic! We'll teach you the necessary words you'll need when asking someone to borrow some cash, but don't expect the other person to say yes straightaway!
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In this lesson you say
خمسة جنيه
would it technically be more correct to say
خمس جنيات؟
Thanks again for the lessons. I'm enjoying learning from you.