Arabic

The English word ‘anise’ is translated into Arabic as أَنْسُون or يَانَسُون. The word refers to the anise plant.

The English phrase “mandarin orange” is يُوسُفِيّ in Arabic. The term is used to refer to the fruit.

The English word ‘office’ is translated into Arabic as مَكْتَب. The term مَكْتَب is the most common and generic way to refer to an office in Arabic.

The English name Joshua is translated into Arabic as يُوشَع or يَشُوع. Joshua is a masculine given name used in Arabic contexts.

In Arabic, “I love you” is expressed as أُحِبُّكَ. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English word pigeon is حمامة in Arabic. The term refers to birds in the Columbidae family, which includes both pigeons and doves.

The Arabic phrase for “my hobby” is هوايتي. هوايتي is used to refer to an activity that a person does for pleasure during their free time.

In Arabic, the phrase “I eat” is expressed as آكل. The phrase is used to express that the speaker is currently eating or that they generally consume food.

In Levantine Arabic, ‘good’ is منيح (mnih).

To work hard in Arabic is عمل بجد (ʿamila bi-jidd). The phrase is used to describe putting a lot of effort and energy into a task or a job.