Arabic

The English word ‘airplane’ is translated into Arabic as طَائِرَة. Both provided forms refer to a powered aircraft.

The Arabic word for “amin” is آمين. It is used by Muslims, Christians and Jews in Arabic-speaking contexts.

In Arabic, ‘what is that?’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the dialect and distance, with the default form being ما هذا؟.

The English word “outside” is translated into Arabic as خارج.

The Arabic phrase for hotel room is غرفة فندق. The phrase غرفة فندق is used to refer to a room at a hotel.

To believe in Arabic is اعتقد (i’taqada). اعتقد is used to express holding an opinion or accepting something as true.

The English word ‘beautiful’ is translated into Arabic as جَمِيل.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘how much’ when asking a price is بيش (beesh).

The English phrase “have a great day” is translated into Arabic as أتمنى لك يوما رائعا.

The Arabic word for rooster is ديك. ديك is used to refer to a male chicken or a male gallinaceous bird.