سأرسل لك رسالة.

سأرسل لك رسالة.
I will message you.
sa'ursil laka risala

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

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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.

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