Arabic

The English verb ‘help’ is translated into Arabic as سَاعَدَ. To provide assistance to someone or something, use the verb forms سَاعَدَ, عَاوَنَ or غَاثَ.

The Arabic word for snake is ثعبان. In its most general sense, the word refers to any legless reptile.

In Arabic, the English word ‘dress’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context. The default form is ثَوْب.

In Arabic, the phrase for mall is مَرْكَز تَسَوِّق. This term refers to an enclosed shopping centre.

The English phrase “noob” is translated into Arabic as نوب. نوب is a noun used to describe a newbie

In Algerian Arabic, ‘please’ to a man is عفاك (afak). To a woman, say عفاكي (afaki).

The English phrase ‘but’ can be translated into Arabic as إِلَّا when used with the meaning of ‘except’.

To thank someone for birthday wishes in Arabic, say شكراً على التهنئة (shukran ʿala t-tahniʾa), “thanks for the congratulations”.

In Arabic, the word for pork is لحم الخنزير. لحم الخنزير refers specifically to the meat of a pig.

دومينيك is the Arabic way to write the male given name Dominic.