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In Arabic, mercy can be expressed as رَحْمَة or شَفَقَة. The term refers to the concept of forgiveness or compassion.

The English phrase “third” is translated into Arabic as ثَالِث. ثَالِث is the ordinal form of the cardinal number three.

The Arabic word for bathroom is حمام. حمام is a versatile term used to refer to a room with a bathtub, as well as a toilet or restroom.

The English phrase “what did you say?” is translated into Arabic as ماذا قلت؟.

The English phrase ‘of course’ can be translated into Arabic as بالطبع.

The Arabic word for queen is ملكة. ملكة refers to a female monarch.

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘what are you doing’ is شنية تعمل؟ (shniya ta3mel?), said to a man.

The Arabic word for gypsy is غَجَر (ḡajar). This term refers to a member of the Romani people or another nomadic group.

The English phrase “wallah” translates to Arabic as والله. The expression والله means “I swear by Allah” or “I promise by God”.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘crazy’ said to a man is هبال (hbal). To a woman, it becomes هبالة (hbala).