Arabic

In Arabic, the phrase ‘god have mercy’ is expressed as الله يرحم.

The English word “problem” is translated into Arabic as مشكلة. The word refers to a difficulty.

The English phrase “all glory to god” is translated into Arabic as المجد لله.

The English word “pear” can be translated into Arabic as كُمَّثْرَى or إِجَّاص. Both terms refer to the pear fruit.

The English phrase “trick or treat” can be translated into Arabic as خدعة أم حلوى.

None in Arabic, meaning not any at all, is لا شيء (lā shay’).

The Arabic word for professor is أستاذ. أستاذ refers to a teacher or faculty member at a college or university, regardless of their formal rank.

The English phrase “no stop” is translated into Arabic as بلا توقف. بلا توقف is used to describe an action that continues without pausing or interrupting.

The English phrase “how are you?” is translated into Arabic as كيف حالك؟.

The Arabic verb for ‘can’ is قَدَرَ. In Arabic, ‘can’ can be expressed through several different verbs or constructions.