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The English word armchair is كُرْسِيّ ذُو ذِرَاعَيْن in Arabic. The term refers to a chair with supports for the arms or elbows.

The English word “lightning” is translated into Arabic as برق.

The English phrase “I want to drink water” is translated into Arabic as أريد أن أشرب ماء.

To sit in Arabic is جَلَسَ. The verb refers to a person being in a position where the upper body is upright and the legs are supported.

In Arabic, ‘rent’ is أُجْرَة. The term أُجْرَة generally refers to a payment made by a tenant, but it can also mean a wage or a fee for a service.

In Arabic, “how old are you?” is expressed as كم عمرك؟. This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their age.

In Arabic, “are you coming?” is translated as هل ستأتي؟. This phrase is used to ask if someone intends to join or arrive at a place.

The English word ‘air’ is هواء in Arabic. The term refers to the mixture of gases that makes up the Earth’s atmosphere.

The English word ‘lovely’ is translated into Arabic as جميل.

The English phrase ‘ameen’ is translated into Arabic as آمين.