Arabic

To say “what is the time?” in Arabic, use كم الساعة؟. The phrase كم الساعة؟ is the standard way to ask someone for the current time of day.

The English verb ‘drive’ can be translated into Arabic as قَادَ or سَاقَ. In Arabic, there are different ways to express the act of driving.

The English phrase ‘vowels’ is حروف العلة in Arabic.

To say sleep in Arabic, use the verb نَامَ (nāma). نَامَ is the standard verb for the act of sleeping.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, the everyday way to tell someone to stop is وقف (wqef).

The English word ‘thirty’ is translated into Arabic as ثَلَاثِينَ. The word is a cardinal number. It can be written using the Arabic-Indic digits ٣٠.

The English phrase ‘god rest his soul’ is translated into Arabic as الله يرحمه.

To drink in Arabic is شَرِبَ, which is the verb for consuming liquid through the mouth. The verb describes the action of drinking.

To say “help me” in Arabic, you use ساعدني. ساعدني is used to request assistance or aid.

The English word “Iran” is translated into Arabic as إيران. إيران is the name used to refer to the country located in West Asia.