Arabic

The English word black is translated into Arabic as أسود. The term is primarily used as an adjective to describe the color black (absorbing all light).

The English phrase “kat” translates to Arabic as كايت. كايت refers to a toy made of paper or cloth on a wooden frame that flies in the wind.

The Arabic word for “shirt” is قميص. The word قميص refers to a shirt as an article of clothing.

The English word “evil” can be translated into Arabic as شِرِّير. When describing someone or something as morally corrupt, use the adjective forms.

In Darija, ‘where are you?’ is فين نتا؟ (fin nta?) to a man and fin nti? to a woman.

The English word “cough” is translated into Arabic using several forms, primarily سُعْلَة.

The English word “mike” is translated into Arabic as مايك. مايك is an informal noun used to refer to a microphone.

The English word soft can be translated into Arabic using several forms. The adjective describes something that easily gives way under pressure.

The English word “lettuce” is خس in Arabic.

The English word “bus” can be translated into Arabic as حَافِلَة, بَاص, أُتُوبِيس or أُتُوبُوس. All these terms refer to a bus as a vehicle.