Arabic

The Arabic word for introduction is مقدمة (muqaddima).

The English word ‘master’ can be translated into Arabic as سيد. The term سيد is a common way to say ‘master’ in Arabic used in formal settings.

The English phrase teddy bear is translated into Arabic as دُمْيَةُ دُبّ. Both terms refer to a stuffed toy bear.

In Arabic, ‘my family’ is said as عائلتي. This phrase is used to refer to the group of people who are related to the speaker.

The English word “back” is translated into Arabic as ظَهْر. The word ظَهْر refers to the anatomical rear of the body.

The Arabic word for game is لعبة. لعبة is used to describe an activity governed by a set of rules, typically for entertainment.

أريد أن أتزوجك is the Arabic way to say ‘I want to marry you’.

In Iraqi Arabic, the polite word for ‘yes’ is نعم (na’am). In casual speech, Iraqis often say هيه (heeh) instead.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, the easy way to say ‘I am good’ is لاباس (labas).

In Arabic, ‘of’ can be expressed in several ways, most commonly using the preposition ل.