In Arabic how do I say can I help you?

Answer 1

In Arabic there is a distinction between "can" of permissibility (i.e. I am permitted to do x) and the "can" of capability (i.e. I am capable of doing x). Furthermore there are 5 different "you"s. The below exclusively use the masculine singular you.

Can of Permissibility: Yumkinuni an usa3idaka (يمكنني أن أساعدك)

Can of Capability: Asta6i3a an usa3idaka (أستطيع أن أساعدك)

Note: 6 represents the Ta and 3 represents the Ayin.

Answer 2

Using http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html, "Can I help you" is translated as "أستطيع أنا يساعد أنت", from English to Arabic, and is pronounced as "astatee' ana yusa'id inta".

Plus, using http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html, "May I help you" is translated as "أمكن أنا يساعد أنت", from English to Arabic, and is pronounced as "amkin ana yusa'id inta".

Although I think it should be translated as "أمكن أنا أساعدك", and is pronounced "amkin ana asa'idk"

Answer 3

Translation: Ahtaaj ela al-mosaa3eda (أحتاج إلى المساعدة. ف)

Answer 4

Depends on whether you're addressing a male or female; it's either "Saa'idni" or "Saa'ideeni", respectively. "Ahtaaju Almusa'ada" is the gender neutral "I need help"

Answer 5

Saa'idni ,Ya Rab'al -al-lamien! (and forgive me;) wa fa'foe anie , amin!

Answer 6

If you are talking to a male say " Ana ahtajoka" & if you are talking to a female say " Ana ahtajoki".

Answer 7

If the question means to know what does " can you help me"

in arabic : Hal tastatee' mosa'adati

written as : هل تستطيع مساعدتي؟