Dana Amelia

The Arabic phrase for “do you have” is هل لديك. This phrase is a question used to ask if someone possesses or owns something.

The English word ‘thirty’ is translated into Arabic as ثَلَاثِينَ. The word is a cardinal number. It can be written using the Arabic-Indic digits ٣٠.

The English word stain is translated into Arabic as بقعة. The word refers to a discoloured spot or area.

سارة is the Arabic way to write the female given name Sara. سارة is used as a female given name.

In Arabic, أنا مريض is the way to say “I am sick”. This phrase is used to state that you are currently suffering from an illness or poor health.

The English phrase “mint tea” is translated into Arabic as شاي بالنعناع.

Arabic counts from one to one hundred with واحد (wāḥid) for 1, عشرة (ʿashara) for 10, عشرون (ʿishrūn) for 20 and مئة (miʾa) for 100.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘home’ is دار (dar). دار is used for both ‘house’ and ‘home’, as in رجعت للدار, ‘I went back home’.

The English word ‘lesson’ is translated into Arabic as درس. درس refers to a learning task assigned to a student.

The English phrase “restroom” can be translated into Arabic as حُجْرَة التُوَالِيت. The term is used to refer to a public room containing a toilet.