هل أنت هنا في إجازة؟

هل أنت هنا في إجازة؟
Are you here on vacation?
hal anta huna fi ijaza

When to use

This question is suitable for light conversation, particularly when you know or suspect the person is visiting for leisure.

How it works

'Hal' is an interrogative particle used to form yes/no questions. 'Anta' means 'you' (masculine singular), 'huna' means 'here', and 'fi ijaza' means 'on vacation'.

  • هَلْ: particle for yes/no questions
  • أَنْتَ: you (masculine singular)
  • هُنَا: here
  • فِي إِجَازَة: on vacation

Gender and Address

To ask a female, you would say 'Hal anti huna fi ijaza?' (هَلْ أَنْتِ هُنَا فِي إِجَازَة؟).

Pronunciation Nuances

The 'j' sound in 'ijaza' (إِجَازَة) is typically pronounced like the 'j' in 'judge'.

Notes

Casual travel small talk. Neutral polite wording.

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