How to Say “Story” in Arabic
The English word ‘story’ is translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly قِصَّة.
The English word ‘story’ is translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly قِصَّة.
The English phrase “goodnight” is translated into Arabic as تصبحين على خير.
The Arabic word for raisin is زَبِيب (zabīb). The word refers to a dried grape.
The English verb swallow can be translated into Arabic using جَرَعَ.
The English word “prank” is translated into Arabic as مقلب. مقلب refers to a practical joke or a mischievous trick.
The Arabic word for “barber” is حلاق. The noun حلاق is used to refer to a person whose profession is cutting customers’ hair and beards, typically a man.
The English word ‘coat’ is translated into Arabic as معطف. The term refers to an outer garment that covers the upper torso and arms.
In Arabic, ‘whatever’ can be expressed as أيا كان. The phrase أيا كان is used to indicate that the speaker does not care what someone says.
The English word cabbage can be translated into Arabic as مَلْفُوف or كُرُنْب. Both words refer to the leaves of the cabbage plant eaten as a vegetable.