Arabic

Syrup in Arabic can be expressed as شَرَاب, قَطْر or شِيرَة. The term refers to a thick liquid that has a high sugar content.

In Arabic, ‘really’ is expressed by حقاً. As an adverb, حقاً means ‘actually’ and is used to emphasize a statement.

The English phrase “love yourself first” is translated into Arabic as أحب نفسك أولاً.

The English name Sebastian is written in Arabic as سيباستيان. The name is used as a given name for individuals.

The English phrase “welcome ramadan” can be expressed in Arabic as أهلاً رمضان.

The English phrase “I don’t know” can be translated into Arabic using several forms, the default being لَا أَعْلَمُ.

The English word “diplomat” is translated into Arabic as دِبْلُومَاسِيّ. A diplomat is a person accredited to represent a government.

In Arabic, the word for aunt is عَمَّة. Arabic uses different words for aunts based on their relationship to the speaker.

The English word “board” can be translated into Arabic as لَوْحَة or خَشَبَة.

To ask “What are you doing?” in Arabic, use ماذا تفعل؟ (madha taf’al?). It asks someone about the activity they are doing right now.