Arabic

The English phrase “mint tea” is translated into Arabic as شاي بالنعناع.

In Arabic, the phrase for “looking beautiful” is تبدو جميلا. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that they appear attractive at the moment.

The English word “busy” is translated to Arabic as مشغول. The word is used to describe someone who is engaged or preoccupied with a task.

The English phrase “can you repeat that?” is translated into Arabic as هل يمكنك تكرار ذلك؟.

Kevin is the Arabic transliteration of the English male given name كيفن. كيفن is used as a proper noun to refer to the male given name Kevin.

In Arabic, the English word ‘slides’ can refer to either open-toed footwear or parts of a presentation, depending on the context.

The English phrase “mommy” is translated into Arabic as ماما. ماما is an endearing, informal term used by children to address their mother.

The English word “winter” is translated into Arabic as شِتَاء.

In Arabic, the term for braces is تقويم أسنان. The term refers to the device used for straightening teeth.

The English word “shoulder” is كَتِف in Arabic. The word refers to the joint between the arm and the torso.