How to Say “Rose” in Arabic
The Arabic word for rose is وَرْدَة. The term for the flower is وَرْدَة.
How to Say “I Want” in Darija (Moroccan Arabic)
In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘I want’ is بغيت (bghit). بغيت introduces a wish or a request, as in بغيت كاس ديال الأتاي, ‘I want a glass of tea’.
How to Say “Israel” in Arabic
The English phrase ‘Israel’ is translated into Arabic as إِسْرَائِيل. The term is used to refer to the name of the state.
How to Say “Goodbye” in Qatar (Qatari Arabic)
The standard way to say goodbye in Qatar is مع السلامة (maʿa s-salāma), “with safety”.
How to Say “Jerusalem” in Arabic
Jerusalem is الْقُدْس in Arabic. Both terms refer to the city in the Holy Land.
How to Say “Bill” in Arabic
The English word bill can be translated into Arabic as فَاتُورَة or حِسَاب.
How to Say “Go to Sleep” in Arabic
The Arabic verb for go to sleep is نام (nāma), to sleep or to go to bed. نام is the basic verb for falling asleep or going to bed for the night.
How to Say “Good” in Syrian Arabic
In Syrian Arabic, ‘good’ is منيح (mnih) for a masculine noun or منيحة (mniha) for a feminine one.
How to Say “Poison” in Arabic
The English word poison is سُمّ in Arabic. The term refers to a substance that is harmful to a living organism.