Arabic

The Arabic word for daughter-in-law is كَنَّة.

The Arabic word for “difficult” is صعب. The word صعب is used to describe something that is hard or not easy.

The English word heavy is translated into Arabic as ثقيل. The primary meaning of ثقيل is having great weight.

The English verb ‘expect’ is translated into Arabic as يتوقع. The verb is used to express looking for, looking forward to or anticipating something.

The phrase ‘not allowed’ in Arabic is expressed as ممنوع. The term is used to describe something that is forbidden or prohibited by a rule or law.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘my name is’ is سميتي (smiti), followed directly by the name.

In Arabic, ‘anything for you’ can be expressed as من عيوني.

Tuesday in Arabic is الثُّلَاثَاء. It is a masculine noun.

The English phrase “yes or no” is translated into Arabic as نعم أم لا.

In Arabic, ‘how are you?’ can be expressed as كيفك؟. This phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or state of mind.