How to Say “This Is” in Arabic
In Arabic, “this is” is expressed as هذا.
The English phrase ‘danger’ is translated into Arabic as خطر. The noun خطر is used to denote exposure to likely harm.
In Arabic, the English phrase “trouble” is expressed as مشكلة (mushkila). The term مشكلة is a common and general way to say trouble in formal contexts.
In Jordanian Arabic, ‘good morning’ is صباح الخير (sabah il-kheir). The standard reply is صباح النور (sabah in-nour).
The Arabic word for dinosaur is ديناصور. ديناصور is used to refer to a prehistoric reptile.
The Arabic word for ladybug is دعسوقة. The term refers to a small, round beetle that is typically red with black spots.
In Arabic, the term for a tennis deuce (a tie where both players must win by two points) is تعادل.
Abigail is translated into Arabic as أبيجيل. أبيجيل is used as a female given name.
The English word ‘gross’ can be translated into Arabic as مقرف. The term is used to describe something that causes disgust.