How to Say “My Brothers” in Arabic
The English phrase “my brothers” can be translated into Arabic as إخواني. إخواني is used to refer to one’s brothers.
The English phrase “my brothers” can be translated into Arabic as إخواني. إخواني is used to refer to one’s brothers.
The English word ‘do’ is translated to the Arabic verb فعل (fa’ala).
The English phrase “ladies and gentlemen” is translated into Arabic as سيداتي وسادتي.
The English phrase “hi baby” can be translated into Arabic as أهلاً يا صغيري.
The English word ‘annoying’ is translated into Arabic as مزعج. مزعج is used to describe something or someone that causes irritation or annoyance.
The English phrase ‘hold on’ is translated into Arabic as انتظر. انتظر is used to tell someone to wait a minute.
The English word ‘coding’ is translated into Arabic as برمجة. برمجة refers to the process of writing computer software code.
The Arabic word for paternal aunt is عمة. The term عمة is used to refer to the sister or sister-in-law of someone’s father.
In Lebanese Arabic, ‘good evening’ is مسا الخير (masa l-kheir). The expected reply is مسا النور (masa n-nour).
The English phrase ‘throwing hand grenade’ is translated into Arabic as قنبلة يدوية.