How to Say “I Like” in Arabic
In Arabic, “I like” is expressed as يعجبني. The phrase is used to express that someone finds something pleasing or appealing.
In Arabic, “I like” is expressed as يعجبني. The phrase is used to express that someone finds something pleasing or appealing.
The Arabic verb for “stink” is نَتُنَ. The verb is used to describe the act of having a strong bad smell.
The English word “crush” can be translated to Arabic as إعجاب. The term إعجاب refers to love, infatuation or its object (often short-lived or unrequited).
In Lebanese Arabic, the command ‘wake up’ is فيق (fiq) to a man and fiqi to a woman.
The English phrase “hi sister” is translated into Arabic as أهلاً يا أختي.
The English phrase ‘rainy’ can be translated into Arabic using مَطِر.
In Arabic, ‘she is’ is translated as هي. The phrase is used to identify or describe a female person or animal.
The English word “meow” is translated into Arabic as مواء. The term refers to the cry of a cat. The informal imitation of the sound is written as مِيَاو.
The English word duck is translated into Arabic as بطة. The term refers to the aquatic bird of the family Anatidae.
The phrase “I divorce you” is expressed in Arabic as أنتِ طالق.