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The English phrase ‘nails’ is translated into Arabic as أظافر. The word refers to the hard coverings at the ends of the fingers and toes.

The English phrase “get well soon” is translated into Arabic as أَتَمَنَّى لَكَ الشِّفَاءَ الْكَامِل.

The English phrase “welcome home” is translated into Arabic as أهلاً بك في بيتك. أهلاً بك في بيتك is a grammatically correct way to say “welcome home”.

The English word ‘yes’ is translated into Arabic as نعم. The primary function of these words is to act as a particle to indicate agreement or acceptance.

The Arabic word for senile is خَرِف. This adjective is used to describe someone exhibiting a deterioration in their mental state

To exfoliate in Arabic is يقشر (yuqashshir). The term refers to the action of removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin.

The English phrase “did you eat?” is translated into Arabic as هل أكلت؟. This phrase is a question used to ask if someone has consumed a meal.

In Dubai, the Emirati toast for ‘cheers’ is في صحتك (fi sihhtak), literally ‘to your health’.

The English word ‘engineer’ is translated into Arabic as مُهَنْدِس.

Six hundred in Arabic is سِتُّمِئَة. The phrase is the cardinal number 600.