Arabic

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘wife’ is زوجة (zoga). Egyptians also use مرات (mirat), but only attached to a name or another word, as in مرات أحمد, ‘Ahmed’s wife’.

To say “I want to learn arabic” in Arabic, use أريد أن أتعلم العربية. This phrase is used to express a desire to acquire knowledge of the Arabic language.

The Arabic word for “app” is تطبيق. The word تطبيق is used to refer to a small computer application.

The English adverb “quietly” is translated into Arabic as بهدوء.

The English phrase “july” can be said in Arabic as يُولِيُو.

The English word ’emo’ is translated into Arabic as إيمو. إيمو is a direct transliteration of the English term.

The English phrase ‘how dare you’ is translated into Arabic as كيف تجرؤ.

The English verb “meet” can be translated into Arabic as اِلْتَقَى or تَقَابَلَ.

خليل (Khalil) is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. خليل is used as a male given name.

The English phrase “okay” can be translated into Arabic as حسنا. حسنا is used as an interjection to express agreement or to say “okay.”