Arabic

The Arabic word for law is قَانُون. قَانُون refers to any rule that must or should be obeyed.

Aladdin is the name of the fictional young man in Arabic, rendered as علاء الدين.

The Arabic word ها represents the sound of laughter, transliterated as ha.

The Arabic term for the video-sharing website YouTube is يُوتِيُوب.

The English phrase ‘believe me’ can be said in Arabic as صدقني.

The English phrase waseela is translated into Arabic as وسيلة. The word refers to a means, a tool or a method used to achieve a goal.

The phrase “straighten the rows” in Arabic is استووا, which is the default form.

The Arabic word for lady is سيدة. سيدة is a polite way to refer to a lady.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘goodbye’ is بسلامة (bslama).

The English phrase “brothers and sisters” is translated into Arabic as إخوة وأخوات.