Arabic

The English word “tall” is translated into Arabic as طويل. طويل is an adjective used to describe a person.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘cute’ said about a male or a general thing is حلو (helw). Said about a female, it becomes حلوة (helwa).

Alhamdulillah in Arabic is الحمد لله (al-hamdulillah), which means praise be to God.

The English phrase “auzubillah” corresponds to the Arabic phrase أعوذ بالله.

The English phrase ‘good to see you’ can be translated into Arabic as سعيد برؤيتك.

The Arabic word for walnut is جوز.

The phrase “I have two brothers” in Arabic is لدي أخوان. This phrase is used to express that a person has two male siblings.

The English word ‘boring’ can be translated into Arabic as مُمِلّ. Both مُمِلّ and مُضْجِر are used to describe something that causes boredom or tiredness.

In Arabic, the English word “age” is translated as عمر.

The Arabic word آية (ayah) means a verse in the Qur’an.