Arabic

The English word “olive” is translated into Arabic as زيتون. زيتون refers to the olive fruit.

The English word ‘glass’ (referring to a drinking vessel) can be translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly كَأْس.

Layla is a female given name in Arabic, written as ليلى. Layla is used as a feminine given name.

To start in Arabic is بدأ (bada’a). The verb بدأ is used to express the action of beginning something.

The English phrase “hi beautiful” is translated into Arabic as مرحباً يا جميلة.

The English word “mister” can be translated into Arabic using several different forms depending on the context, with the default form being سَيِّد.

In Arabic, “lungs” is رئتان (ri’atān). The term refers to the pair of organs in the chest used for breathing air.

In Iraqi Arabic, the spoken dialect of Mesopotamia, you welcome a man with هلا بيك (hala bīk) and a woman with هلا بيج (hala bīch).

In Arabic, the phrase ‘swear to god’ is expressed as والله.

In Arabic, “no” is said as لا. The particle لا is used to show disagreement or negation.