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shopping in Arabic

تَسَوُّق
Pronunciation
tasawwuq
Arabizi
tasawoq
Type
noun · masculine
Root
س و ق

How to use it

"shopping" is expressed by the noun "التسوق". It refers to the activity of buying items, usually in stores or markets. Often used with verbs like "يحب" (likes) or "يقوم بـ" (does).

Example sentences

  • أُحِبُّ التَّسَوُّقَ فِي المَتْجَرِ.

    uḥibbu at‑tasawwuqa fī al-matjar.

    I love shopping in the store.

  • التَّسَوُّقُ يَسْتَغْرِقُ الوَقْتَ.

    at‑tasawwuqu yastaghriqu al-waqt.

    Shopping takes up time.

  • قُمْ بِالتَّسَوُّقِ إِلَى السُّوقِ.

    qum bi‑at‑tasawwiqi ilā as‑sūqi.

    Do the shopping at the market.

Examples from real texts

Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.

DM: Shopping.

دفيد ماك كادليس: التسوق.

I went shopping.

أنا ذهبت للتسوق.

Sami is shopping.

سامي يتسوّق.

Tom hates shopping.

يكره توم التسوق.

Sami went shopping.

ذهب سامي للتّبضّع.

Jane is out shopping.

خرجت جين للتسوق.

Ayala Shopping Center Cebu.

مركز آيالا للتسوق في سيبو.

I go shopping every morning.

أتسوق كل صباح.

I went shopping last Saturday.

ذهبت للتبضع يوم السبت الماضي.

Tom often goes shopping alone.

عادة ما يذهب توم للتبضع وحده.

I went shopping with a friend.

ذهبت للتسوق مع صديق لي.

Layla took her daughter shopping.

أخذت ليلى إبنتها إلى التّبضّع.

Questions and answers

Is there a verb for "to shop"?

Yes, "تَسَوَّقَ" (tasawwaqa) is the past tense, and "يَتَسَوَّقُ" (yatasawwaqu) is the present.

Can "shopping" be used for online buying?

Yes, you can say "التسوق عبر الإنترنت".

Related words and expressions

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