Peggy Margaret

The English phrase “maid” can be translated into Arabic as خَادِمَة. The term is used to refer to a female servant or cleaner.

The English word “wall” is translated into Arabic as جِدَار. The word refers to a substantial structure acting as a side or division in a building.

The English phrase ‘yeah’ is translated into Arabic as أيوه. أيوه is used as a particle to mean ‘yes’.

To travel in Arabic is سَافَرَ (sāfara).

To blame is لوم in Arabic. The word لوم can function as a verb meaning to place blame upon someone.

The English phrase ‘smile’ is translated into Arabic as ابتسامة. The word ابتسامة is used to refer to the act of having a smile on one’s face.

The English word ‘winner’ is translated into Arabic as فَائِز. The term refers to one who has won or often wins.

The English phrase earrings is translated to Arabic as أقراط.

The English phrase “can you hear me?” is translated into Arabic as هل تسمعني؟. This phrase is used to check if someone is able to perceive your voice.

None in Arabic, meaning not any at all, is لا شيء (lā shay’).