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The English word “city” is translated into Arabic as مَدِينَة. The word refers to a large settlement.

The Arabic word for plumber is سباك. سباك refers to a person who installs or repairs pipes for water, gas or drainage systems.

The English phrase “noob” is translated into Arabic as نوب. نوب is a noun used to describe a newbie

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘nice’ is مزيان (mezyan). مزيان covers ‘nice’, ‘good’ and ‘fine’ in almost any context.

The Arabic word for “sleeping” is نائم.

To say “where were you?” in Arabic, you use أين كنت؟. This phrase is used to ask someone about their location at a specific time in the past.

The English word “decisive” is translated into Arabic as حاسم. حاسم is an adjective used to describe something marked by promptness and decision.

In Arabic, “I am learning” is expressed as أتعلم. The phrase is used to state that you are currently in the process of acquiring knowledge or a skill.

To say “I love my dad” in Arabic, use أحب أبي. This phrase is used to express deep affection for one’s father.

يناير (Yanāyir) is the Arabic word for January. The term refers to the first month of the year.