Arabic

The English word “in” is translated into Arabic as في.

In Arabic, the word for carpet is سَجَّادَة.

The English phrase “what is the problem?” is translated into Arabic as ما المشكلة؟.

The everyday way to say “please” in Qatar is لو سمحت (law samaḥt), literally “if you allow”.

ما اسمك؟ is the Arabic way to say “what is your name?”. This phrase is a question used to ask someone for their name.

The English word sheep is translated into Arabic using several terms, with خَرُوف being the default form.

The English verb ‘want’ is translated into Arabic. The default form is أَرَادَ.

The English phrase ‘little boy’ is translated into Arabic as غُلَام.

The English phrase “who are you?” is translated into Arabic as من أنت؟ in its default form. This phrase is a question used to ask for a person’s identity.

In Arabic, “get better” is expressed as تحسن (tahassana).