Rosalie Alisha

The English word ‘grass’ is translated into Arabic as عشب. The term refers to a ground cover plant.

The Arabic phrase for “are you mad?” is هل أنت مجنون؟.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘beautiful’ is حلو (helou) for a masculine noun or حلوة (helwe) for a feminine one.

خليل (Khalil) is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. خليل is used as a male given name.

The English phrase “couscous” is كُسْكُس in Arabic. كُسْكُس refers to the North African pasta dish.

The Arabic word for curious is فضولي, which is pronounced fuḍūlī. فضولي describes someone who tends to ask questions or wants to explore and investigate.

The English phrase “come fast” is translated into Arabic as تعال بسرعة.

In Moroccan Arabic, the verb ‘to learn’ is تعلم (t3allem). تعلم covers learning in general, from languages to skills.

The English phrase “my heart” is translated into Arabic as قلبي.

The English word ‘angry’ is translated into Arabic as غَاضِب. These terms are used to describe someone displaying anger.