Sadie Florence

The English word “sharp” is translated into Arabic as حاد. حاد is used to describe an object that is able to cut easily.

The English phrase ‘I am still learning’ can be expressed in Arabic as ما زلت أتعلم.

إلهي is the Arabic word for divine. The word is an adjective used to describe something that pertains to or comes from a god.

In Arabic, “are you fasting?” is said as هل أنت صائم؟. This phrase is used to ask if someone is abstaining from food and drink for religious reasons.

To say “I love you” in Qatar you can use أحبك (uḥibbak) to a man and أحبچ (uḥibbich) to a woman in Gulf speech. It is the same verb used across Arabic.

The Arabic word for the English phrase “verb” is فعل. The root for “write” is “k-t-b.”

The English phrase “my boy” is translated into Arabic as ابني. The phrase is used by a parent to refer to their male child.

The English word taxi is تَاكْسِي in Arabic. Both forms refer to a vehicle available for public hire.

The English word “class” can be translated into Arabic using صِنْف.

To agree in Arabic is يوافق (yuwafiq). The verb means to be in harmony about an opinion, to be in unison or to be united.