Arabic

To say mine in Arabic, use لي (lī), which literally means to me or for me.

The English word ‘why’ is translated into Arabic as لِمَاذَا. The word is used as an interrogative adverb to ask for the reason or cause behind something.

The English word ‘student’ is translated into Arabic as طالب.

The English expression “yay” can be translated into Arabic as ياي. ياي is an expression used to convey happiness.

The English phrase “principal” (referring to a school administrator) is translated into Arabic as مُدِير.

In Arabic, the phrase “allah is the only god” is expressed as لا إله إلا الله. This phrase is known as the Shahada, the first of the Five Pillars of Islam.

In Arabic, the phrase for “how many” is كَم.

The English word “ship” translates to Arabic as سَفِينَة. The word refers to a large water craft.

The English phrase “I miss you so much” is translated into Arabic as اشتقت لك كثيرا.

In Arabic, “I dare you” is said as أتحداك. The phrase is used to challenge someone to perform a difficult or dangerous task to prove their courage.