Arabic

The English name “Ruth” is translated into Arabic as رُوث. رُوث is used as a feminine given name.

To say absolutely in Arabic, meaning yes or certainly, use بالتأكيد (bi-t-ta’kīd).

The phrase “how to say” in Arabic is expressed as كيف تقول.

The English phrase “how is your day?” is translated into Arabic as كيف كان يومك؟.

The English phrase ‘stop’ is translated into Arabic as تَوَقَّفَ. The verb is used to describe the act of not continuing an action or movement.

The English phrase “I farted” is translated into Arabic as ضرطت. This phrase is a statement used to admit that one has released gas from the anus.

The English word ‘job’ is translated into Arabic as عَمَل.

The English phrase “prophet muhammad” is translated into Arabic as النبي محمد. The phrase is used to refer to the founder and central figure of Islam.

In Arabic, you’re welcome is expressed as عَفْوًا. The most versatile and safe response to ‘thank you’ in almost any social situation is عَفْوًا.

The English phrase “be” is translated to Arabic as كان. The verb is used to declare that a subject and an object are identical or equivalent.