Arabic

The Arabic phrase زارا refers to the global clothing retail brand Zara. This phrase is used to refer specifically to the international fashion brand.

The English phrase “I am from England” is translated into Arabic as أنا من إنجلترا. This phrase is used to state that one’s country of origin is England.

The English word “gone” is translated into Arabic as ذهب. The term ذهب is used to describe someone or something that is away or has left.

The English phrase “haha” can be expressed in Arabic using several forms, most commonly هَهَهَ. These terms are used to represent laughter in text.

The phrase for “my wife” in Arabic is زوجتي. The phrase is used to refer to the woman to whom a person is married.

To be kicked out in Arabic is طرد. The verb طرد is used to describe someone being forced to leave a place or an organization.

The Arabic word for the English phrase ‘eve’ is عشية. عشية is a noun used to refer to the day or night immediately preceding a specific event or occasion.

The English phrase “lies” is translated into Arabic as أكاذيب.

The English name Levi is translated into Arabic as لاوي. لاوي is used as a proper name for a person or to refer to the biblical tribe of Levi.

The English word octopus is translated into Arabic as أُخْطُبُوط. The word refers to the mollusc known as an octopus.