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In Arabic, the phrase “I have a boyfriend” is said as لدي حبيب. This phrase is used to inform someone that you are in a romantic relationship with a man.

أليسا is the Arabic form of the female given name Alyssa. أليسا is used as a feminine given name.

Traveling in Arabic is السفر (al-safar). The phrase refers to the general activity of going from one place to another, typically over a long distance.

In Arabic, the word for “price” can be expressed as ثَمَن or سِعْر. Both terms refer to the cost required to gain possession of something.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘today’ is النهاردة (en-naharda).

The English word “telescope” can be translated into Arabic as تِلِسْكُوب, مِقْرَاب or مِنْظَار.

The Arabic word for مرفق means “attached”.

The English word ‘motorway’ can be translated into Arabic as أُوتُوسْتْرَاد or طَرِيق سَرِيع.

The Arabic phrase for “my hobby” is هوايتي. هوايتي is used to refer to an activity that a person does for pleasure during their free time.

The English verb “send” can be translated into Arabic as أَرْسَلَ or بَعَثَ.