Arabic

The English phrase “wrong number” is expressed in Arabic as رَقْم غَيْر صَحِيح.

To say “can I use the bathroom?” in Arabic, use هل يمكنني استخدام الحمام؟. This phrase is a polite request used to ask for permission to use a restroom.

The word for turtle in Arabic is سُلَحْفَاة. The term refers to a land or marine reptile characterized by a shell.

In Arabic, the word for cult is translated as طائِفَة, فِرْقَة or مِلّة.

In Sudanese Arabic, ‘sorry’ is متأسف (mitʾassif).

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘yesterday’ is إمبارح (embareh).

The English word “sofa” is translated into Arabic as أَرِيكَة.

In Palestinian Arabic, ‘donkey’ is حمار (hmar).

The English phrase “add me” can be translated into Arabic as أضفني.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘beautiful’ for a man or a thing is حلو (hilu), and for a woman it is حلوة (hilwa).