Arabic

How was work? in Arabic is كيف كان الشغل؟. This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their experience or day at their job.

To see in Arabic is expressed by several forms, most commonly رَأَى. The verb is used to describe the physical act of perceiving something with the eyes.

To say “good morning everyone” in Arabic, use صباح الخير جميعاً. A greeting used to wish a group of people a good start to their day.

To perm in Arabic is بيرم (birm). The verb بيرم is used to describe the process of treating hair to give it waves or curls by using heat and chemicals.

The English phrase ‘grandparents’ is translated into Arabic as أجداد. أجداد is used to refer to the parents of a person’s father or mother.

The English word “drum” is translated to Arabic as طبل.

The English word ‘boy’ is translated into Arabic as ولد. The term is used to refer to a male child.

The Arabic word for waiter is نَادِل. The term refers to a server in a restaurant or similar.

The English word “pillar” is translated into Arabic as عمود. A عمود refers to a large post or a supporting structure in architecture.

In Arabic, the phrase for “what is wrong?” is ما الخطب؟. This question is used to ask what problem or trouble is occurring in a given situation.