سأرسل لك رسالة.
When to use
Use this to inform someone that you will contact them via message (SMS, WhatsApp, etc.) at a later time.
How it works
The 'سـ' (sa-) prefix indicates the future tense for the verb 'أرسل' (ursil), meaning 'I send'. So, 'سأرسل' (sa'ursil) means 'I will send'. 'لك' (laka) means 'to you'. 'رسالة' (risala) means 'a message'.
- سأرسل: I will send
- لك: to you (masculine singular)
- رسالة: a message
Register
This is Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). It's clear and widely understood. Dialectal speech might use variations like 'هبعتلك مسج' (hab'atlak message) or 'راح أبعتلك رسالة' (raah ab'atlak risala).
Gender/Address Choice
If addressing a female, use 'سأرسل لكِ رسالة' (sa'ursil laki risala). The ending '-ki' denotes feminine singular 'you'.
Notes
Simple way to continue later. Neutral polite wording.