English phrasebook - Engelsk parlör

This page is one phrasebook .

English is a language that is mainly spoken in the English-speaking part of the world, for example UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and USA, but English is also one of the world's most important trade languages.

Pronunciation guide

Vowels

a
as 'a' in monkey or as 'a' in "never"
e
as "i" or as 'e' in "en"
in
as "aj" or as 'i' in "not"
O
as 'o' in "ok" or as 'o' in "and"
u
as 'a' in "always" or as "ju"

Consonants

Common sound compositions

Phrasebook

Basics

Ordinary signs

OPEN
Open
CLOSED
Closed
ENTRANCE
Entrance
OUTPUT
Exit
PRINT
Push
FEATURES
Pull
TOILET
Toilet
MEN
But
WOMEN
Women
PROHIBITED
Forbidden
Hello
Hello (HE-lloo)
Hello (less formal)
Hi (hai)
How are you?
How are you? (hau AA juu?)
Well thanks.
Fine, thank you. (FAIN thengk juu)
What's your name?
What is your name? (wot is jåår neim)
My name is ______ .
My name is ______. (mai neim is)
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you. (nais tuu MEET juu)
Thanks
Thank you (thengk juu)
You are welcome
You're welcome (YEAR wel-kam)
Yes
Yes (jes)
No
No (noo)
excuse me
Excuse me (eks-kjuuz mii)
Sorry
Excuse me (ex-kjuus mii) or I'm sorry (aim so-rri)
bye
Goodbye (gold bai)
Bye (less formal)
Bye (bai)
I can not talk name of the language [Good].
I can not speak English [well]. (ai KAANT spike ING-lisj [well])
Do you speak Swedish?
Do you speak Swedish? (duu juu spiik SWII-disj?)
You speak English?
Do you speak English? (duu juu spiik ING-lisj?)
Is there anyone here who speaks English?
Is there someone here who speaks English? (iz dhäär SAM-oan heer huu spiiks ING-lisj?)
Help!
Help! (help!)
Beware!
Look out! (luk AUT!)
Good morning
Good morning. (gold MÅÅ-ning)
Good evening
Good evening. (gold IIV-ning)
Good night
Good night. (gold NAIT)
I do not understand.
I do not understand. (ai dont an-der-STEND)
Where is the bathroom?
Where is the toilet? (wäär IZ dhe toi-let)

Problem

Leave me alone.
Leave me alone. (LIIV MII ö-loun)
Do not touch me!
Do not touch me! (DOUNT tach mii)
I'll call the police.
I'll call the police. (ail kåål dhe pu-LIIS)
Police!
Police! (pu-LIIS!)
Stop! Thief!
Stop! Thief! (stop! th-IIF!)
I need your help.
I need your help. (ai NIID year help)
It's an emergency.
It's an emergency. (its ön e-MÖÖR-djen-sii)
I am lost.
I'm lost. (ajm lost)
I've lost my bag.
I lost my bag. (aj lost mai BÄÄG)
I've lost my wallet.
I lost my wallet. (aj lost mai wo-let)
I am sick.
I'm sick. (ajm sik)
I've hurt myself.
I've been injured. (ajv biin IN-djörd)
I need a doctor.
I need a doctor. (aj niid ö dok-tor)
Can I borrow your phone?
Can I use your phone? (ken aj juus jåår foun?)

Number

1
one (...)
2
two (...)
3
three (...)
4
four (...)
5
five (...)
6
six (...)
7
seven (...)
8
eight (...)
9
nine (...)
10
ten (...)
11
eleven (...)
12
twelve (...)
13
thirteen (...)
14
fourteen (...)
15
fifteen (...)
16
sixteen (...)
17
seventeen (...)
18
eighteen (...)
19
nineteen (...)
20
twenty (...)
21
twenty one (...)
22
twenty two (...)
23
twenty three (...)
30
thirty (...)
40
forty (...)
50
fifty (...)
60
sixty (...)
70
seventy (...)
80
eighty (...)
90
ninety (...)
100
one hundred (...)
200
two hundred (...)
300
three hundred (...)
1 000
one thousand (...)
2 000
two thousand (...)
1 000 000
one million (...)
1 000 000 000
one thousand million i UK, one billion i USA
1 000 000 000 000
one billion i UK, one trillion i USA
number _____ (train, bus, etc.)
number _____ (...)
half
half (...)
less
less (...)
more
more (...)

Time

now
now (...)
later
later (...)
before
before (...)
morning
morning (...)
morning
morning (...)
afternoon
afternoon (...)
Evening
evening (...)
night
night (...)

Time

one am
one o'clock AM (...)
seven in the morning
seven o'clock AM (...)
lunch
noon (...)
one in the afternoon
one o'clock PM (...)
seven in the evening
seven o'clock PM (...)
midnight
midnight (...)

Duration

_____ minute (s)
_____ minute (s) (...)
_____ hour (s)
_____ hour (s) (...)
_____ day (s)
_____ day (s) (...)
_____ week (s)
_____ week (s) (...)
_____ month (s)
_____ month (s) (...)
_____ years
_____ year (s) (...)

Days

today
today (...)
yesterday
yesterday (...)
tomorrow
tomorrow (...)
this week
this week (...)
last week
last week (...)
next week
next week (...)
Monday
Monday (...)
Tuesday
Tuesday (...)
Wednesday
Wednesday (...)
Thursday
Thursday (...)
Friday
Friday (...)
Saturday
Saturday (...)
Sunday
Sunday (...)

Months

January
January (...)
February
February (...)
March
March (...)
April
April (...)
May
May (...)
June
June (...)
July
July (...)
August
August (...)
September
September (...)
October
October (...)
November
November (...)
December
December (...)

Write the time and date

Colors

black
black (...)
White
white (...)
gray
gray (...)
RED
red (...)
blue
blue (...)
yellow
yellow (...)
Green
green (...)
orange
orange (...)
lila
purple (...)
brown
brown (...)

Transport

Bus and train

How much is a ticket to _____?
How much is a ticket to _____? (hao match iss ö ticket tuu____)
A ticket to _____, please.
One ticket to _____, please. (...)
Where does the train / bus go?
Where does this train / bus go? (...)
Where is the train / bus to _____?
Where is the train / bus to _____? (...)
Does the train / bus stop in _____?
Does this train / bus stop in _____? (...)
When did the train / bus go to _____?
When does the train / bus for _____ leave? (...)
When does the train / bus arrive at _____?
When will this bus arrive in _____? (...)

Directions

How do I get to _____ ?
How do I get to _____? (...)
... the train station?
... the train station? (...)
... the bus station?
... the bus station? (...)
... the airport?
... the airport? (...)
...center?
... downtown? (...)
... the hostel?
... the youth hostel? (...)
... hotel _____?
... the _____ hotel? (...)
... the Swedish consulate?
... the Swedish consulate? (...)
Where are there many ...
Where are there a lot of ... (...)
...Hotel?
... hotels? (...)
... restaurants?
... restaurants? (...)
... bars?
... bars? (...)
...tourist attractions?
... sites to see? (...)
Can you show me on the map?
Can you show me on the map? (...)
street
street (...)
Turn left
Turn left (...)
Turn right
Turn right (...)
left
left (...)
Right
right (...)
straight
straight ahead (...)
mot _____
towards the _____ (...)
past _____
past the _____ (...)
before _____
before the _____ (...)
Look for _____.
Watch for the _____. (...)
crossing
intersection (...)
north
north (...)
South
south (...)
east
east (...)
West
west (...)
up
uphill (...)
down
downhill (...)

Taxi

Taxi!
Taxi! (...)
Take me to _____, thank you.
Take me to _____, please. (...)
How much does it cost to go to _____?
How much does it cost to

get to _____? (...)

Take me there, please.
Take me there, please. (...)

Accommodation

Do you have any available rooms?
Do you have any rooms available? (...)
How much does a room cost for one person / two people?
How much is a room for one person / two people? (...)
Is there...
Does the room come with ... (...)
... sheets?
... bedsheets? (...)
...a bathroom?
... a bathroom? (...)
...phone?
... a telephone? (...)
...TV?
... a TV? (...)
Can I see the room first?
May I see the room first? (...)
Do you have anything ...
Do you have anything (...)
... quieter?
... quieter? (...)
...major?
... bigger? (...)
...purifier?
... cleaner? (...)
... cheaper?
... cheaper? (...)
OK, I'm taking it.
OK, I'll take it. (...)
I will stay _____ night (s).
I will stay for _____ night (s). (...)
Can you suggest another hotel?
Can you suggest another hotel? (...)
Do you have a safe?
Do you have a safe? (...)
... lockable cabinets?
... lockers? (...)
Is breakfast / dinner included?
Is breakfast / supper included? (...)
What time is it breakfast / dinner?
What time is breakfast / supper? (...)
Please clean my room.
Please clean my room. (...)
Can you wake me up at _____? | Can you wake me at _____? (...)
I'd like to check out.
I want to check out. (...)

Money

Do you accept US dollars / euros / British pounds?
Do you accept American dollars / euros / British pounds? (...)
Do you accept credit cards?
Do you accept credit cards? (...)
Can you exchange money for me?
Can you change money for me? (...)
Where can I exchange money?
Where can I get money changed? (...)
Can you redeem traveler's checks for me?
Can you change a traveler's check for me? (...)
Where can I redeem traveler's checks?
Where can I get a traveler's check changed? (...)
What is the exchange rate?
What is the exchange rate? (...)
Where is there an ATM?
Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)? (...)

Food

A table for one / two people, please.
A table for one person / two people, please. (...)
Can I see the menu, please?
Can I look at the menu, please? (...)
Can I look in the kitchen?
Can I look in the kitchen? (...)
Do you have a house specialty?
Is there a house specialty? (...)
Is there a local specialty?
Is there a local specialty? (...)
I'm a vegetarian.
I'm a vegetarian. (...)
I do not eat pork.
I do not eat pork. (...)
I do not eat beef.
I do not eat beef. (...)
I only eat kosher food.
I only eat kosher food. (...)
a la carte
a la carte (...)
breakfast
breakfast (...)
lunch
lunch (...)
dinner
dinner or soups (...)
I want _____.
I want _____. (...)
I want a right with _____.
I want a dish containing _____. (...)
chicken
chicken (...)
beef
beef (...)
fish
fish (...)
ham
ham (...)
sausage
sausage (...)
cheese
cheese (...)
egg
eggs (...)
salad
salad (...)
(fresh) vegetables
(fresh) vegetables (...)
(fresh fruit
(fresh) fruit (...)
bread
bread (...)
toast
toast (...)
noodles
noodles (...)
rice
rice (...)
beans
beans (...)
Can I have a glass _____?
May I have a glass of _____? (...)
Can I have a cup _____?
May I have a cup of _____? (...)
Can I have a bottle of _____?
May I have a bottle of _____? (...)
coffee
coffee (...)
tea
tea (...)
juice
juice (...)
carbonated water
sparkling water (...)
water
water (...)
beer
beer (...)
red / white wine
red / white wine (...)
Can I have some _____?
May I have some _____? (...)
salt
salt (...)
black pepper
black pepper (...)
butter
butter (...)
Excuse me, waiter? (getting attention of server)
Excuse me, waiter? (...)
I am finished.
I'm finished. (...)
It was delicious.
It was delicious. (...)
Please remove the dishes.
Please clear the plates. (...)
The bill, please.
The check, please. (...)

Bars

Do you serve alcohol?
Do you serve alcohol? (...)
Do you have table service?
Is there table service? (...)
One beer / two beers, please.
A beer / two beers, please. (...)
A glass of red / white wine, please.
A glass of red / white wine, please. (...)
A big strong thanks.
A pint, please. (...)
A bottle, please.
A bottle, please. (...)
whiskey
whiskey (...)
vodka
vodka (...)
Gypsy
rum (...)
water
water (...)
orange juice
orange juice (...)
Coca-Cola
Coke (...)
Do you have any snacks?
Do you have any bar snacks? (...)
One more, please.
One more, please. (...)
When do you close?
When is closing time? (...)

Shopping

Do you have this in my size?
Do you have this in my size? (...)
How much does this cost?
How much is this? (...)
It's too expensive.
That's too expensive. (...)
Tar ni _____?
Would you take _____? (...)
expensive
expensive (...)
cheap
cheap (...)
I can not afford.
I can not afford it. (...)
I do not want it.
I do not want it. (...)
You are tricking me.
You're cheating on me. (...)
I'm not interested.
I'm not interested. (..)
OK, I'm taking it.
OK, I'll take it. (...)
Can I get a bag?
Can I have a bag? (...)
Are you sending abroad?
Do you ship (overseas)? (...)
I need...
I need ... (...)
...toothpaste.
... toothpaste. (...)
...a toothbrush.
... a toothbrush. (...)
... tampons.
... tampons. (...)
...soap.
... soap. (...)
... shampoo.
... shampoo. (...)
... analgesic.
... pain reliever. (...)
... medicine for colds.
... cold medicine. (...)
...stomachic.
... stomach medicine. (...)
... a razor.
... a razor. (...)
...an umbrella.
... an umbrella. (...)
... sunscreen.
... sunblock lotion. (...)
...a postcard.
... a postcard. (...)
... stamps.
... postage stamps. (...)
... batteries.
... batteries. (...)
... writing paper.
... writing paper. (...)
...a pen.
... a pen. (...)
... books in Swedish.
... Swedish-language books. (...)
... newspapers in Swedish.
... Swedish-language magazines. (...)
... newspapers in Swedish.
... an Swedish-language newspaper. (...)
... a Swedish-English dictionary.
... a Swedish-English dictionary. (...)

To drive

I want to rent a car.
I want to rent a car. (...)
Can I get insurance?
Can I get insurance? (...)
stop (on a road sign)
stop (...)
blind alley
blind alley (...)
no parking
no parking (...)
speed limit
speed limit (...)
gas station
gas station (...)
petrol
petrol (...)
Diesel
diesel (...)

Agencies

I have not done anything wrong.
I have not done anything wrong. (...)
It was a misunderstanding.
It was a misunderstanding. (...)
Where are you taking me?
Where are you taking me? (...)
Am I under arrest?
Am I under arrest? (...)
I am a Swedish citizen.
I am a Swedish citizen. (...)
I want to talk to the Swedish embassy / consulate.
I need to talk to the Swedish embassy / consulate. (...)
I want to talk to a lawyer.
I want to talk to a lawyer. (...)
Can I pay a fine now?
Can I just pay a fine now? (...)

To learn more

How do you say _____ ?
How do you say _____? (...)
What's this / that name?
What is this / that called? (...)