Arabic

The English phrase “hands” is translated into Arabic as أيدي. أيدي is used to refer to the plural of the body part at the end of the arm.

In Arabic, the word for bank can be expressed as مَصْرِف or بَنْك. Both words refer to a financial institution.

The Arabic word for date is تمر.

The Arabic word for poem is قَصِيدَة.

The Arabic word for sticker is ملصق. ملصق refers to an adhesive label or decal.

The English phrase meat pie is translated into Arabic as فطيرة لحم. The term refers to a pie that contains meat.

In Arabic, جو is the word for joe.

The English phrase ballroom is translated into Arabic as قاعة رقص.

The Arabic phrase for “why not” is لما لا. The phrase is used as an adverb to ask why something is not the case.

The English phrase ‘much’ can be translated into Arabic as كثير. The word is used to describe a large amount of something.