Arabic

The English word tuna is translated into Arabic as تُونَة or تُنّ. The word refers to the fish known as tuna.

The English verb ‘listen’ can be translated into Arabic in several ways, such as أَصْغَى, أَنْصَتَ, اِسْتَمَعَ and سَمِعَ.

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؟.

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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.