Beginner - Keep the change

صرف
9arf
is also used in Saudi, instead of 'fakkah'

Isn't another valid way to say "keep the change": "إحتفظ بالباقي"

Yes Jenkki, that is right.

hi lads - how do you say : I do not have "enough" change - this is what is written in english but has been translated in " I do not have change" which is another concept . The shop owner might have replied in the former case : "well , give me what you have" in reply of the "not enough"
cheers

@plop

"I do not have enough change" -

ما عندي فكّة كافية
or
ما عندي صرف كافي

You may use
ليس لديّ
instead of
ما عندي

Another way to say the same thing -
لا توجد معي فكّة كافية
لا يوجد معي صرف كافي

I'd like to try and make an Arabic sentence:
لا توجد معهم رجال فقراء فكة كافية
You'll find poor people don't have change.

one more:
اتمنى ان عندي الفكة المضبوطة
I wish I had the exact change.

I wish I had
أتمنّى لو عندي

شكرا يا
Vinod

This is very good for building vocabulary building.

Lol I laughed too when they said fuuka or however u spell it. And I know its because in english its fucker lol. Sorry for cussin but that's funny

What is the root verb of the command; خلّي ?

@Sinbad
Its root is - خ ل و

You may see my comment about the same, in the Beginner lesson - I don't smoke (28 June 2011).

The masculine form of this imperative in MSA is خَلِّ - khalli

But in colloquial, خَلِّي - khallee - is used for BOTH masculine AND feminine!

شكرا جزيلا صديقي