Peggy Margaret

The English phrase “Poland” is translated into Arabic as بُولَنْدَا. This term refers to the European country of Poland.

To see in Arabic is expressed by several forms, most commonly رَأَى. The verb is used to describe the physical act of perceiving something with the eyes.

The English phrase “beautiful soul” is translated into Arabic as روح جميلة.

The phrase “day of judgement” in Arabic is يوم القيامة.

The English phrase “mommy” is translated into Arabic as ماما. ماما is an endearing, informal term used by children to address their mother.

In Iraq, ‘no’ is لا (la). For emphasis, Iraqis add والله, ‘by God’, and say لا والله (la wallah), making the denial stronger and more sincere.

The English phrase ‘sorry to Allah’ is expressed in Arabic as أستغفر الله.

عِيد مِيلَاد مَجِيد is the Arabic way to say Merry Christmas. The phrase عِيد مِيلَاد مَجِيد is an Arabic translation of ‘Merry Christmas’.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘a lot’ is كتير (kiteer).

Smoking in Arabic is التدخين. التدخين is used to refer to the act of smoking tobacco.