How to Say “Subscribe” in Arabic
To subscribe in Arabic is اشترك (ishtarik). اشترك is used to describe the act of paying for the provision of a service.
To subscribe in Arabic is اشترك (ishtarik). اشترك is used to describe the act of paying for the provision of a service.
In Levantine Arabic, ‘when’ is إيمتى (emta). إيمتى opens any question about timing, from asking when an event starts to asking when someone will arrive.
The English word ‘marriage’ is translated into Arabic as زواج. زواج refers to the union of two people.
The Arabic word for lady is سيدة. سيدة is a polite way to refer to a lady.
The English word bubble is translated into Arabic as فقاعة. The word refers to anything resembling a hollow sphere.
The English phrase “worker” can be translated into Arabic using several forms. The default form is عَامِل.
The English phrase “chosen” can be translated into Arabic as مختار. مختار is used to describe someone or something that has been selected from a group.
The English word ‘holistic’ can be translated into Arabic as شمولي.
The English phrase ‘thousand’ is translated into Arabic as أَلْف. The term is used as a cardinal number to represent the quantity 1000.