Arabic

The English phrase “can you speak english?” is translated into Arabic as هل تتحدث الإنجليزية؟.

The Arabic word for leaf is وَرَقَة. وَرَقَة refers to the biological part of a plant, such as a leaf.

توماس is the Arabic way to say the given name Thomas. توماس is used as a given name

The English phrase ‘grammar’ is قَوَاعِد in Arabic. The word قَوَاعِد refers to the rules for speaking and writing a language.

Spinach in Arabic is سَبَانِخ. The word refers to the edible plant Spinacia oleracea.

The Arabic word for paternal aunt is عمة. The term عمة is used to refer to the sister or sister-in-law of someone’s father.

In Morocco people say بصحة (bessaha) to wish someone a good meal. It is short, warm and used at home and in restaurants.

The English phrase “happy monday” is translated into Arabic as أتمنى لك إثنين سعيد.

The English word “mold” (referring to the furry or woolly growth of tiny fungi) is translated into Arabic as تَعَفُّن.

To exaggerate in Arabic is يبالغ. You can use the verbal noun مبالغة to refer to the concept of exaggeration itself.