How to Say “Gravel” in Arabic
The English word “gravel” is translated into Arabic as حَصَى. The term refers to small fragments of rock.
The English word “gravel” is translated into Arabic as حَصَى. The term refers to small fragments of rock.
The English word ‘boy’ is translated into Arabic as ولد. The term is used to refer to a male child.
The English phrase “anime” is translated into Arabic as أنمي. The word refers to an animated work that originated in Japan.
In Iraqi Arabic, ‘how are you’ to a man is شلونك (shlonak). To a woman, ask شلونچ (shlonich).
Syrup in Arabic can be expressed as شَرَاب, قَطْر or شِيرَة. The term refers to a thick liquid that has a high sugar content.
The English phrase “I don’t know” can be translated into Arabic using several forms, the default being لَا أَعْلَمُ.
The English phrase “your dog” is translated into Arabic as كلبك. This phrase is used to refer to a dog that belongs to the person you are speaking to.
The Arabic word for “sisters” is أخوات. أخوات is used to refer to female siblings or girls who share the same parents.
To say today in Arabic, use اليوم (al-yawm). It is the standard word across the Arabic-speaking world.