خذني إلى هذا العنوان من فضلك.

خذني إلى هذا العنوان من فضلك.
Please take me to this address.
khudhni ila hadha al unwan min fadlik

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This is a Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) phrase. It is polite and clear, suitable for use with taxi drivers or anyone you are asking to go to a specific location.

How it works

The phrase is composed of:

  • kind: chunk; text: خذني (khudhni); description: Take me (imperative verb 'take' + object pronoun 'me').
  • kind: chunk; text: إلى (ila); description: to (preposition).
  • kind: chunk; text: هذا العنوان (hadha al 'unwan); description: this address. 'Hadha' is 'this' (masculine demonstrative pronoun), and 'al 'unwan' is 'the address'.
  • kind: chunk; text: من فضلك (min fadlik); description: please (literally 'from your grace').

Pronunciation Nuances

The 'خ' (kh) in 'khudhni' is a voiceless uvular fricative, made further back in the throat than 'h'. The 'ع' ('a) in 'al 'unwan' is a voiced pharyngeal fricative, a sound unique to Arabic.

Usage Tip

This phrase is most effective when you can physically show the driver the address on a piece of paper or your phone. It ensures accuracy and avoids pronunciation issues.

Notes

Show the address while saying this. Polite and safe with strangers.

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