Arabic

The English phrase ‘your dad’ is translated into Arabic as أبوك. This phrase refers to the father of the person being spoken to.

The English phrase “I was sick” is translated into Arabic as كنت مريضاً. This phrase is a statement used to say that you were unwell in the past.

The English phrase “I miss her” is translated into Arabic as اشتقت لها.

Saying Salam (peace be upon you) in a graveyard holds special significance in Arabic culture as it symbolizes showing respect

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘a little’ is شوية (shwaya).

The English word ‘harem’ is translated into Arabic as حريم. حريم refers to a group of women in a polygamous household.

The English phrase ‘someone died’ is translated into Arabic as مات شخص ما. This phrase is a direct statement used to report that a person has passed away.

In Arabic, the verb to show can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is عَرَضَ.

The Arabic phrase for “I love you, my husband” is أحبك يا زوجي. This phrase is an expression of love used by a wife when addressing her husband.

The Arabic word for ‘plural’ is جمع. The term is used as an adjective to indicate more than one.