Ernest Clinton

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘gorgeous’ describing a woman is حلوة أوي (helwa awi).

The English phrase “thank you to a female” is translated into Arabic as شكراً لكِ.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘earthquake’ is زلزال (zelzal).

The English word “prime” translates to أولي in Arabic when used in a mathematical context.

The English phrase ‘happy mawlid’ is translated into Arabic as مولد نبوي مبارك.

The English phrase Jordan is translated into Arabic as الْأُرْدُن. الْأُرْدُن refers to the country of Jordan.

The English word ‘thermometer’ can be translated into Arabic using several forms, including تِرْمُومِتْر.

In Arabic, “I am a student” is expressed as أنا طالب. The phrase is used to state that a person is currently enrolled in a school or university.

In Arabic, the English phrase “his” can be expressed using the suffix ـهُ or the prepositional form لَه.

In Arabic, the phrase “with love” is translated as مع حبي.