Arabic

The English phrase ‘as’ (in the role of) is translated into Arabic as كـ. كـ is used as a preposition to mean ‘in the role of’.

The Arabic phrase for “her name is” is اسمها. اسمها is used to introduce the name of a female person.

The Arabic word for “delirious” is هذيان.

The Arabic word for ton is طن. The word طن is used to refer to various units of mass that are notionally equivalent to a tun.

The English word ‘down’ can be translated into Arabic as تَحْتَ.

To ask “What are you saying?” in Arabic, use ماذا تقول؟ (mādha taqūl?). It asks someone to repeat or clarify what they just said.

The English phrase ‘wait a minute’ can be translated into Arabic as انتظر لحظة.

The phrase “left and right” in Arabic is يمينا وشمالا. In both directions to the left and to the right.

The English verb ‘to tickle’ is translated into Arabic as دغدغ.

In Saudi Arabia السلام عليكم (as-salāmu ʿalaykum), “peace be upon you”, is the main greeting and can also be said on leaving.