Naomi Fannie

The Arabic word for law is قَانُون. قَانُون refers to any rule that must or should be obeyed.

Aladdin is the name of the fictional young man in Arabic, rendered as علاء الدين.

In Arabic, you’re welcome is expressed as عَفْوًا. The most versatile and safe response to ‘thank you’ in almost any social situation is عَفْوًا.

The phrase “you’re cool” in Arabic is expressed as أنت رائع.

Biology in Arabic is عِلْم اَلْأَحْيَاء. The term refers to the study of living matter.

The English phrase “eat well” can be translated into Arabic as بالهناء والشفاء.

The English phrase ‘general knowledge’ is translated into Arabic as معلومات عامة.

The Arabic phrase for “to whom it may concern” is إلى من يهمه الأمر.

The English word “dirty” is translated into Arabic as قَذِر or وَسِخ. These terms are used to describe something that is covered with or contains dirt.

In Arabic, “tell me” is translated as أخبرني. The phrase is used as a request for someone to provide information or a story.