Translation of "shopkeeper" into Arabic

صاحب متجر

IPA : /ʃɑpkipər/

"Well..." sighed Dima, then turned to the shopkeeper and cast her a murderous glance. "I guess I have no choice now..."

"Well..." sighed Dima, then turned to the shopkeeper and cast her a murderous glance. "I guess I have no choice now..."

"Well?" the impatient shopkeeper asked, once Dima had ended the call. "Is everything all set now?"

"حسنًا؟" سأل صاحب المتجر الذي نفد صبره، بمجرد أن أنهت ديما المكالمة. "هل كل شيء جاهز الآن؟"

"I believe that the code for Lebanon is 961," the shopkeeper said.

"I believe that the code for Lebanon is 961," the shopkeeper said.

"Our boss insisted on that price," the shopkeeper explained. "But you know, you don't have to pay me 0.99 in kopeks. You can pay more if you like."

"Our boss insisted on that price," the shopkeeper explained. "But you know, you don't have to pay me 0.99 in kopeks. You can pay more if you like."

"No," the shopkeeper replied. "I'm quite serious. You saw the price tag."

"أجاب صاحب المتجر: "لا. "أنا جاد جدًا. لقد رأيت السعر."

"Well," said the shopkeeper, motioning for Dima to follow her to the cash register. "That'll be 3,000,000.99, then."

"حسنًا"، قال صاحب المتجر، وهو يطلب من ديما أن تتبعها إلى ماكينة تسجيل النقد. "سيكون ذلك 3،000،000.99 إذن."

"But don't you think that it's a little big?" asked the shopkeeper.

"But don't you think that it's a little big?" asked the shopkeeper.

As she fetched Dima the suit, the shopkeeper noticed smears of blood on his shirt, and couldn't help but stare in shock.

As she fetched Dima the suit, the shopkeeper noticed smears of blood on his shirt, and couldn't help but stare in shock.

"You have expensive taste!" the shopkeeper exclaimed. "Are you sure you don't want to look through our cheaper variants first?"

"لديك طعم باهظ الثمن!" صاح صاحب المتجر. "هل أنت متأكد من أنك لا تريد الاطلاع على متغيراتنا الأرخص أولاً؟"

"Would you like to buy a suit?" the shopkeeper asked Dima, who brought the smells of the previous night with him as he walked through the door.

"Would you like to buy a suit?" the shopkeeper asked Dima, who brought the smells of the previous night with him as he walked through the door.