Arabic

The English name ‘kyle’ is translated into Arabic as كايل. In Arabic, this term refers to a narrow arm or channel of the sea.

To say west in Arabic, use غرب (ḡarb), the word for the compass direction. غَرْب names the compass point west.

The English phrase “I know” is translated into Arabic as أعرف. أعرف is used as an assertion that speaker has answer or idea.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘look’ as a command to a man is بص (boss). The verb changes with who you are speaking to: بصي to a woman, بصوا to more than one person.

The English word ‘scared’ is translated into Arabic as خَائِف. The term is used to describe being afraid or frightened.

The English phrase “chocolate cake” is translated into Arabic as كعكة الشوكولاتة. This phrase refers to a sweet dessert cake made with cocoa or chocolate.

In Dubai, ‘good day’ in Emirati Arabic said to a man is نهارك سعيد (naharak sa’eed).

The English phrase ‘repeat’ can be translated into Arabic as كَرَّرَ or أَعَادَ. Both verbs mean ‘to repeat’, but they are used in different contexts.

The English phrase “alhamdulillah for everything” is expressed in Arabic as الحمد لله على كل شيء.

The English word “hand” is translated into Arabic as يد. The term refers to the part of the fore limb.