Arabic

The Arabic word for “your” is لك. The word لك is a determiner used to indicate that something belongs to a single person.

The Arabic word for south is جنوب. The word refers to the compass point south.

In Arabic, ‘how are you?’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the dialect and the person you are addressing. The default form is كيف حالك؟.

In Saudi Arabic, ‘yes’ is نعم (naʿam).

The English word “nose” is translated into Arabic as أَنْف. The term refers to the protuberance on the face.

The Arabic verb for ‘touch’ is لمس. لمس is used to describe the act of making physical contact with something.

The English phrase “happy birthday to me” is translated into Arabic as عيد ميلاد سعيد لي.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘watermelon’ is رگي (raggi).

The English phrase “your animal” is translated into Arabic as حيوانك. An animal that belongs to the person being spoken to.

The English word ‘snail’ is translated into Arabic as حلزون.