ካዚኖው የት ነው?
Kazinow yet new?
Where is the casino?
Usage
Ask for the casino location
Grammar Note
"-w" suffix marks definiteness
በዚህ ጠረጴዛ ዝቅተኛው ውርርድ ስንት ነው?
Bezih tierepeza zikitegnaw wirird sinti new?
What is the minimum bet at this table?
Usage
Ask about the minimum bet at a table
Grammar Note
"zikitegna" = "minimum/lowest"
ቺፕ እንዴት እገዛለሁ?
Chip inde iegezalehu?
How do I buy chips?
Usage
Ask how to purchase chips
Grammar Note
"inde" = "how" (manner question)
ብላክጃክ / ሩሌት / ባካራ ልጫወት እፈልጋለሁ።
Blackjack / Roulette / Baccarat lijawit ifiligalehu.
I'd like to play blackjack / roulette / baccarat.
Usage
State which casino game you want to play
Grammar Note
Game names are English loanwords transcribed in Ethiopic
ስቴንድ / ሂት / ዳብሉ ዳውን
Stand / Hit / Double down
Stand / Hit / Double down
Usage
Blackjack action terms
Grammar Note
Blackjack terms are used directly in English
ቺፕቼን መለወጥ እፈልጋለሁ።
Chipchen melewet ifiligalehu.
I'd like to cash out my chips.
Usage
Cash out chips
Grammar Note
"melewet" = "to change/exchange" (infinitive)
የልብስ ህግ አለ?
Yelibs hig ale?
Is there a dress code?
Usage
Ask about the dress code
Grammar Note
"hig" = "rule/law"
ነፃ መጠጥ ማግኘት ይቻላል?
Netsa metit magignet yichalal?
Can I get a complimentary drink?
Usage
Request a complimentary drink
Grammar Note
"netsa" = "free/complimentary"
የጠረጴዛው ገደቦች ምንድን ናቸው?
Yetierepezaw gedeboch mindin nachew?
What are the table limits?
Usage
Ask about table betting limits
Grammar Note
"ye-" marks possession ("of"), "-w" is the definite article and "-och" the plural ending: "yetierepezaw gedeboch" = "the table's limits"
ቪአይፒ ክፍል አለ?
VIP kifil ale?
Is there a VIP room?
Usage
Ask about VIP room availability
Grammar Note
"VIP" is used as an English acronym
ለዛሬ ምሽት ይበቃኛል።
Lezare mishit yibekagnal.
I think I've had enough for tonight.
Usage
Express you're done gambling for the night
Grammar Note
"yibekagnal" = "it is sufficient for me"
ጀማሪ ነኝ — ህጎቹን ታስረዳልኝ?
Jemari negni — higochun tasiredalgni?
I'm a beginner — can you explain the rules?
Usage
Ask for an explanation of the rules
Grammar Note
"tasiredalgni" = "will you explain to me"
ካዚኖው ምን ሰዓት ይዘጋል?
Kazinow min se'at yizegal?
What time does the casino close?
Usage
Ask when the casino closes
Grammar Note
"min se'at" = "at what time"
መጸዳጃ ቤቱ የት ነው?
Mechisedaja betu yet new?
Where are the restrooms?
Usage
Ask for the restroom location
Grammar Note
"mechisedaja bet" = "house for cleaning oneself" = restroom
ምን ጨዋታዎች አሉ?
Min chewatawoch alu?
What games do you have available?
Usage
Ask what games are available
Grammar Note
"-woch" marks the plural; with a plural subject the verb is "alu" (there are)
ቺፕ ወደ ገንዘብ ቀይሮ ለማምጣት ወዴት ልሄድ?
Chip wede genzib keyiro lematmtat wedeti lihid?
Where should I go to exchange chips for cash?
Usage
Ask where to exchange chips for cash
Grammar Note
"wedeti lihid" = "where should I go"
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