Arabic

The Arabic word for punishment is عقاب (‘iqāb). عقاب is a noun meaning a penalty for wrongdoing.

To wake up in Arabic is to say صَحَا. The phrase is used to describe the act of becoming awake.

The English phrase “are you tired?” is translated into Arabic as هل أنت متعب؟. This phrase is used to ask someone if they feel a need to rest or sleep.

The English phrase “I will call you later” is translated into Arabic as سأتصل بك لاحقاً.

The Arabic word for deterioration is تدهور. تدهور is used to describe the process of something making or growing worse.

The Arabic phrase for “congratulations on new baby” is مبروك المولود الجديد.

The English word ‘meeting’ can be translated into Arabic as اِجْتِمَاع.

The Arabic phrase for “see you soon” is أَرَاكَ قَرِيبًا.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘time’ is وقت (wa’t). وقت refers to time in general, such as having free time.

The English word ‘misuse’ is translated into Arabic as سوء استخدام. The term refers to the incorrect, improper or unlawful use of something.