Arabic

In Arabic, the word for neck is رقبة. The term refers to the part of the body that connects the head to the trunk.

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘please’ is يعيشك (yaishek).

The English word ‘tsunami’ is translated into Arabic as تسونامي.

The English phrase “did you eat?” is translated into Arabic as هل أكلت؟. This phrase is a question used to ask if someone has consumed a meal.

The English word “innocent” is translated into Arabic as بَرِيء. بَرِيء is used to describe someone who is not legally responsible for a wrongful act.

To get in Arabic is حصل على.

The English phrase saviour is translated into Arabic as مخلص.

The English phrase “smart casual” is expressed in Arabic as سمارت كاجوال.

The English word “wavy” translates to Arabic as متموج. متموج is used to describe something that is full of waves.

The English word ‘sarcastic’ is translated into Arabic as ساخر. The adjective is used to describe someone or something that contains sarcasm.