Arabic

The Arabic word for room is غُرْفَة. The term refers to a division in a building.

The English word “useless” is translated into Arabic as عديم الفائدة.

In Arabic, the word for well is بئر. The word بئر refers specifically to a physical well.

The English phrase “hi, my friend” is expressed in Arabic as أهلاً يا صديقي.

In Arabic, the verb to stand is وقف. The verb is used to describe the act of supporting oneself on the feet in an erect position.

In Arabic, the phrase for yea is أيوه. The term is an informal way to say yes.

In Arabic, the word for trousers is بنطال. The term refers to an outer garment worn from the waist to the ankles, covering each leg separately.

The English phrase ‘show off’ is translated into Arabic as يتباهى.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘mom’ is ماما (mama). ماما is used at every age, by small children and grown adults alike.

In Arabic, university is جامعة. The term refers to an institution of higher education.