How to Say “Crying” in Arabic
The English phrase ‘crying’ is translated into Arabic as بكاء. The term بكاء refers to the noun describing the action of crying.
How to Say “Be Careful” in Arabic
The phrase “be careful” in Arabic is translated as انتبه, or intabih.
How to Say “Shut Up” in Moroccan Arabic
In Moroccan Arabic, ‘shut up’ is سكت (sekket) said to a man and سكتي (sekti) said to a woman.
How to Say “Bye Bye” in Moroccan Arabic
In Moroccan Arabic, the playful ‘bye bye’ is باي باي (bye bye), borrowed straight from English.
How to Say “Allah Give Me Strength” in Arabic
The English phrase “allah give me strength” is translated into Arabic as اللهم قوني.
How to Say “Spice” in Arabic
The English word “spice” is translated into Arabic as بَهَار. The term refers to plant matter used to season or flavour food.
How to Say “Shooting” in Arabic
إطلاق النار is the Arabic term for shooting. The term is used to describe the act of shooting.
How to Say “Hospital” in Arabic
The standard word for hospital in Arabic is مُسْتَشْفًى (mustašfan).
How to Say “Quran” in Arabic
The word for Quran in Arabic is القرآن. القرآن refers to the central religious text of Islam, which Muslims believe is a revelation from God.
How to Say “Salmon” in Arabic
The English word ‘salmon’ can be translated into Arabic as سلمون. The term refers to the salmon fish.