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How to say Cheers in Jordan

Jordan, an enchanting land of ancient wonders and timeless desert landscapes, offers a mesmerizing travel experience. From the legendary rose-red city of Petra and the sweeping dunes of Wadi Rum to the restorative, mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea and the vibrant, hospitable atmosphere of Amman, Jordan is steeped in rich history and warm Middle Eastern hospitality.

Socializing and sharing meals are central to Jordanian life, where hospitality is a sacred tradition. While traditional non-alcoholic favorites like refreshing mint-lemonade (Limonana) and rich cardamom-infused Arabic coffee are daily staples, social gatherings and evening dinners often feature local beers like Petra or Amstel, regional wines, and traditional Arak, the classic aniseed spirit served with ice, water, and an array of delicious mezze.

A warm and festive way to say cheers when raising a glass in Jordan is Kassawa! (or Kasak!, meaning "your glass").

Jordan

Bars & Pubs in Jordan

Capital city:

Amman

Most Common Ways to Say Cheers

Arabic
Kassawa! [ka-sah-wah]
Common toast meaning cheers (Arabic - Levantine)
Arabic
Kassak! [KAHS-sak]
Your glass
Arabic
Sahtein! [sah-TAYN]

How to say Cheers in different countries (languages)

Other expressions and phrases in Jordan