Arabic

The Arabic word for picky is دقيق. دقيق is used when being picky implies a positive or neutral sense of being meticulous or exact.

The English word ‘rainforest’ is translated into Arabic as غابة مطيرة.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘my wife’ is مراتي (mrati). مراتي is the everyday way a man refers to his wife, as in مراتي خدامة, ‘my wife works’.

The phrase “how much is this?” in Arabic is expressed as بكم هذا؟. This phrase is used to ask for the price of an item.

The English word “telescope” can be translated into Arabic as تِلِسْكُوب, مِقْرَاب or مِنْظَار.

The English phrase “thank you sir” is translated into Arabic as شكرا سيدي. شكرا سيدي is a polite expression used to thank a man in a formal way.

The English word “swan” can be translated into Arabic using تَمّ. The term refers to a waterfowl of the genus Cygnus.

The Arabic word for petty is تافه. The adjective تافه describes persons or behavior that is marked by undesirably limited interests, sympathies or views.

The English word ‘disabled’ is translated into Arabic as معاق. The term معاق is used to describe someone having a disability.

In Arabic, “one more” can be said as واحد كمان. This phrase is used to express that an additional single unit of something is desired or exists.