How to Say “Suspect” in Arabic
The English phrase “suspect” (as a noun) can be translated into Arabic as مُشْتَبَه بِهِ. This term refers to a person suspected of something.
The English phrase “suspect” (as a noun) can be translated into Arabic as مُشْتَبَه بِهِ. This term refers to a person suspected of something.
Ħelow, kif int? is the Maltese way to say ‘hi, how are you?’. This phrase is a common greeting used to say hello and ask about someone’s well-being.
To learn arabic in Arabic, you say تعلم العربية. The phrase is an instruction or command telling someone to acquire knowledge of the Arabic language.
The English phrase “thank you” is grazzi in Maltese. grazzi is an expression of gratitude.
In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘a little’ is شوية (shwiya).
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The Maltese word for ‘kiss’ (noun) is bewsa. bewsa refers to the act of a touch with the lips.
The English phrase ‘arab money’ is translated into Arabic as فلوس عربية. This phrase refers to money that originates from Arab countries or Arab people.
The English word “potato” is translated into Arabic as بَطَاطَا or بَطَاطِس. The word refers to the plant tuber eaten as a starchy vegetable.
The English phrase “be quiet” is expressed in Maltese as oqgħod kwiet.