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The English phrase Virgo is translated into Arabic as العذراء. The term refers to the astrological sign of Virgo.

ثلج is the Arabic word for snow.

In Arabic, ‘waiting’ is translated as انتظار. The word انتظار is a noun that refers to the act of staying or remaining in expectation.

Thank you in Arabic is شُكْرًا (šukran). The most common and simplest way to express gratitude is شُكْرًا.

The English word blueberry is expressed in Arabic as تُوت أَزْرَق. The term refers to the fruit known as a blueberry.

The Arabic phrase for “no need” is لا داعي. لا داعي is used to indicate that something is unnecessary.

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘how are you’ is لاباس؟ (labes?). لاباس؟ is the quick, everyday question Tunisians ask after greeting someone.

The English phrase ‘great’ can be translated into Arabic as رَائِع or عَظِيم.

The Arabic phrase for “cheer up” is ابتهج. ابتهج is used as a verb meaning to make someone happy.

The English phrase “what is wrong with you?” is translated into Arabic as ما بك؟.