Jay Jeremiah

The Arabic word for “son” is ابن. ابن is a noun used to refer to a male person in relation to his parents.

In Sudanese Arabic, ‘sorry’ is متأسف (mitʾassif).

The English word “sofa” is translated into Arabic as أَرِيكَة.

The Arabic word for ‘pedestrian’ is ماشٍ. ماشٍ refers to a person who is walking, particularly in areas where vehicles are present.

In Arabic, ‘how are you?’ can be expressed as كيفك؟. This phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or state of mind.

The English phrase “little brother” is translated into Arabic as أخ صغير.

The English phrase jackass is translated into Arabic as حمار.

The Arabic phrase for “roti” is خبز الروتي. خبز الروتي refers to an unleavened flatbread.

The Arabic word for “hubby” is زوجي. زوجي is used to refer to one’s husband.

The English word “ball” is translated to Arabic as كرة. The word كرة refers to a generally spherical object used for playing games.