Arabic

شاي is the Arabic word for tea. شاي refers to the drink made from the leaves of the tea plant.

The English phrase ‘hold your breath’ is translated into Arabic as احبس أنفاسك.

ما هذا؟ is the Arabic way to say “what is this?”. This phrase is a question used to ask for the identity of an object.

The English phrase ‘my happiness’ is translated into Arabic as سعادتي. سعادتي is used to describe the state of being happy as experienced by the speaker.

The English phrase ‘stadium’ is translated into Arabic as مَلْعَب or إِسْتَاد. Both words refer to a venue where sporting events are held.

The English phrase “best friend” is translated into Arabic as أَفْضَل صَدِيق. The phrase is used to describe an especially close and trusted friend.

The English phrase “aunt and uncle” can be translated into Arabic as خالة وعم.

The English word tiger is translated into Arabic as نمر or بَبْر. Both terms refer to the mammal Panthera tigris.

Allah in Arabic is الله (allāh), the name of God in Islam. الله is the Arabic word for God. Arabic-speaking Christians use the same word for God.

The English phrase ‘misfortune’ can be translated into Arabic using مُصِيبَة.