Arabic

The English phrase chocolate covered marshmallow is translated into Arabic as مارشميلو مغطى بالشوكولاتة.

The Arabic word for ‘nun’ is راهبة (rahiba). راهبة is used to refer to a woman who is a member of a Christian religious community.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘ugly’ is خايب (khayb).

The Arabic word for “evening” is مساء. مساء refers to the time of day between dusk and night.

The English phrase “I go” is translated into Arabic as أذهب. The phrase is used to state that the speaker is moving from one place to another.

In Arabic, ‘next time’ is expressed as المرة الجاية. The phrase is used to refer to a following occasion.

The English word ‘revolution’ is translated into Arabic as ثَوْرَة or اِنْقِلَاب.

The Arabic verb for ‘breathe out’ is زفر (zafara). The verb زفر is used specifically to describe the act of exhaling air from the lungs.

In Arabic, “I am from” is said as أنا من.

The English phrase “photo” is translated into Arabic as صورة. The word صورة is used to mean a photo.