Arabic

The English phrase “bathing suit” is بدلة سباحة in Arabic. The phrase refers to a piece of clothing worn for swimming.

The English phrase “a lot” is translated into Arabic as كثير. It can function as an adjective to describe a noun or as an adverb to modify a verb.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘Algeria’ is الجزائر (eldzayer).

The English phrase “witches” is translated into Arabic as ساحرات. ساحرات is used to refer to a group of female witches.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘i miss you’ is اشتقتلك (ishtaktillak to a man, ishtaktillik to a woman).

The English word “obsessed” is translated into Arabic as مهووس.

صوفي is the Arabic way to say the female given name Sophie. صوفي is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “when are you coming?” is translated into Arabic as متى ستأتي؟.

The Arabic phrase for “to whom it may concern” is إلى من يهمه الأمر.

The English word “brown” is translated into Arabic as أَسْمَر or بُنِّيّ.