Arabic

The English phrase “couscous” is كُسْكُس in Arabic. كُسْكُس refers to the North African pasta dish.

The phrase “cute baby” in Arabic is طفل لطيف. A young child who is attractive or endearing in appearance.

The Arabic word for vulture is نسر. نسر is used to refer to the bird known as a vulture.

The English phrase “thobe” is translated into Arabic as ثوب. A ثوب is a long, ankle-length garment worn by men and women in some Arab countries.

In Arabic, television is تِلْفَاز. The word refers to a device for receiving television signals.

In Arabic, the English phrase “orphan” is expressed as يَتِيم. The term refers to a person whose parent or parents have died.

The English word ‘blessings’ is translated into Arabic as بركات. The term refers to divine favors or gifts bestowed by God upon a person.

To say nice to see you in Arabic, use سعيد برؤيتك (sa’eed bi-ru’yatak), which literally means happy with seeing you.

To clap in Arabic is يصفق. The verb يصفق is used to describe the action of striking the palms of the hands together.

The English word “canary” is translated into Arabic as كناري. The term refers to a small yellow bird in general.