How to Say “Twelve” in Arabic
Twelve in Arabic is اثنا عشر. The word is used as a cardinal number to represent the quantity 12.
Twelve in Arabic is اثنا عشر. The word is used as a cardinal number to represent the quantity 12.
هل تحبني؟ is the Arabic way to say “do you like me?”. This phrase is used to ask if someone has romantic feelings for you.
The English phrase ‘zodiac sign’ is translated into Arabic as برج.
The Arabic word for profanity is شتيمة (shatima). The word شتيمة refers to a specific insult or a single instance of abusive, lewd or obscene language.
In Arabic, أنا تائه is the phrase for “I am lost”. This phrase is used when someone does not know where they are or how to get to a destination.
The English word ‘delegation’ (a group of delegates) can be translated into Arabic as بِعْثَة or وَفْد.
In Arabic, hello can be expressed through several forms, most commonly السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ.
The English phrase “aunty” translates to Arabic as خالة. خالة is used specifically to refer to the sister of one’s mother.
The phrase masha allah is expressed in Arabic as ما شاء الله. ما شاء الله is used to express appreciation, joy or amazement at something beautiful or good.
The English phrase ‘deceive’ can be translated into Arabic using several verbs, most commonly خَدَعَ.