Arabic

To close (a door) in Arabic is أغلق. The verb أغلق is used to describe the action of moving an object, such as a door or window, to a closed position.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘hurry up’ is يلا بسرعة (yalla bisur’a). بسرعة alone, ‘quickly’, works as a shorter version of the same push.

To say ‘grow up’ in Arabic, you use كَبُرَ. The phrase is used to describe the process of maturing and becoming an adult.

The Arabic word for monster is وحش. The term refers to a terrifying dangerous creature.

The English phrase “thank you, friend” can be translated into Arabic as شكرا يا صديقي.

The English adjective ‘delusional’ is translated into Arabic as واهم.

The English phrase “vocational school” is translated into Arabic as مدرسة مهنية.

The usual word for end in Arabic is نهاية (nihāya), as in the end of a story or the end of a sentence.

The English word ‘light’ (referring to electromagnetic waves) can be translated into Arabic as نُور or ضَوْء.

The English word “grace” can be translated into Arabic as نعمة (ni’ma).