Rachel Maddison

The English phrase “only god knows” is translated into Arabic as الله أعلم.

The Arabic word for interview is مقابلة. مقابلة refers to a formal meeting for the assessment of a candidate or applicant.

The English word ravishing is translated into Arabic as فاتن.

The English phrase “okay” can be translated into Arabic as حسنا. حسنا is used as an interjection to express agreement or to say “okay.”

The Arabic word for nervous is متوتر. متوتر is an adjective used to describe a state of being apprehensive or anxious.

The English word ‘headphones’ is translated into Arabic as سَمَّاعَة.

In Egypt the everyday hello is أهلاً (ahlan), often followed by إزيك؟ (izzayyak) for “how are you?” to a man or إزيك؟ (izzayyik) to a woman.

The English phrase “hold up” can be translated into Arabic as انتظر.

The English word “shark” is translated into Arabic as لُخْم, قِرْش, سَمَكَةُ الْقِرْش or ركان.

The Arabic word for professor is أستاذ. أستاذ refers to a teacher or faculty member at a college or university, regardless of their formal rank.