Arabic

The phrase “son of a dog” in Arabic is ابن كلب. This phrase is a common insult used to describe someone as contemptible, low-life or unpleasant.

The English phrase ‘my teacher’ is translated into Arabic as أستاذي. The phrase is used to refer to a person who teaches the speaker.

The English phrase ‘tv’ is translated into Arabic as تلفزيون. تلفزيون is an abbreviation for television.

In Arabic, “it is” can be expressed using إنه. The phrase is used to identify or describe a thing or a situation.

The English phrase “I am thankful” is translated into Arabic as أنا ممتن.

The English word literature is أَدَب in Arabic. The term refers to the body of all written works.

The English phrase “test” is اختبار in Arabic. The word اختبار is used broadly to refer to academic exams, medical tests and technical trials or tests.

In Arabic, the English phrase “walking” is translated as المشي. المشي is the gerund of walk (noun).

The Arabic word for bum is طيز. The word طيز is an informal way to refer to the buttocks.

The English word ‘desk’ can be translated into Arabic as مَكْتَب. مَكْتَب is used to refer to a desk, which is a table for writing and reading.