Arabic

In Arabic, the phrase “I want money” is expressed as أريد نقودا. This phrase is used to express a desire or a need for currency.

The English word ‘throat’ can be translated into Arabic as حَلْق. In Arabic, several terms are used to describe the throat depending on the context.

The phrase “be kind” in Arabic is translated as كن لطيفا.

Modern Standard Arabic in Arabic is الْفُصْحَى.

The Arabic word for “trampoline” is ترامبولين. This noun refers to a gymnastic or recreational device used for jumping.

The English word lover can be translated into Arabic. The default form is عَاشِق.

To take in Arabic is أخذ. The verb is used to express the act of getting hold of something or moving an object from one place to another.

The English phrase “all good” is translated into Arabic as كل شيء تمام. كل شيء تمام is used to express that everything is all good.

The English word monkey is سَعْدَان in Arabic.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘my husband’ is جوزي (gozi). زوجي (zogi) is the more formal, written equivalent, closer to how ‘my husband’ appears in official Arabic.