English-Albanian Phrasebook Quiz

Common Greetings

• "Hello" in Albanian is "Çkemi"
• To ask someone how they are, say "Si jeni?"
• A typical reply to "how are you?" is "Mire, falemenderit, poju?"

Introductions

• To inquire about someone's name, use "Si ju quajne?"
• To introduce yourself, say "Mua me quajne" followed by your name
• The phrase "Gezohem që te takova" expresses pleasure in meeting someone

Origin and Farewells

• To ask about someone's origin, say "Ngajeni? (fm)"
• Respond with "Une jam nga..." followed by your location
• "Paçim" is the equivalent of "goodbye" in Albanian

Dining and Social Norms

• Use "Gezuar!" as a toast meaning "Cheers!"
• "T'bëfte mire!" expresses a wish for a pleasant meal

Communication Aids

• For clarification, use "Une kuptoj" for understanding or "Nuk kupto" for a lack of understanding
• Affirmatives include "Po" for yes and "Jo" for no, while "Ndoshta" indicates maybe
• To indicate uncertainty, say "Une nuk e di"

Language Proficiency

• To ask if someone speaks English or Albanian, phrase it as "A flisni anglisht/shaip?"
• Respond "Po, pak" if you speak a little
• "Më fal!" is used to excuse oneself or to apologize, alongside "Më fal!" for sorry

Politeness in Requests

• "Ju lutem" is used for "please"
• When inquiring about price, ask "Sa kushton kjo?"

Common Greetings

• "Hello" in Albanian is "Çkemi"
• To ask someone how they are, say "Si jeni?"
• A typical reply to "how are you?" is "Mire, falemenderit, poju?"

Introductions

• To inquire about someone's name, use "Si ju quajne?"
• To introduce yourself, say "Mua me quajne" followed by your name
• The phrase "Gezohem që te takova" expresses pleasure in meeting someone

Origin and Farewells

• To ask about someone's origin, say "Ngajeni? (fm)"
• Respond with "Une jam nga..." followed by your location
• "Paçim" is the equivalent of "goodbye" in Albanian

Dining and Social Norms

• Use "Gezuar!" as a toast meaning "Cheers!"
• "T'bëfte mire!" expresses a wish for a pleasant meal

Communication Aids

• For clarification, use "Une kuptoj" for understanding or "Nuk kupto" for a lack of understanding
• Affirmatives include "Po" for yes and "Jo" for no, while "Ndoshta" indicates maybe
• To indicate uncertainty, say "Une nuk e di"

Language Proficiency

• To ask if someone speaks English or Albanian, phrase it as "A flisni anglisht/shaip?"
• Respond "Po, pak" if you speak a little
• "Më fal!" is used to excuse oneself or to apologize, alongside "Më fal!" for sorry

Politeness in Requests

• "Ju lutem" is used for "please"
• When inquiring about price, ask "Sa kushton kjo?"

Test your knowledge of basic English-Albanian phrases with this interactive quiz. Whether you're preparing for a trip or just want to learn a new language, this quiz will help reinforce your understanding of common greetings and expressions. See how many phrases you can recall accurately!