Arabic

The English phrase ‘ranking’ can be translated into Arabic as ترتيب. ترتيب refers to the placement in a list.

The English verb ‘study’ can be expressed in Arabic using دَرَسَ or تَعَلَّمَ. To express the act of acquiring knowledge, you can use دَرَسَ or تَعَلَّمَ.

In Arabic, apple juice is عصير تفاح. The term refers to the juice produced from apples, typically consumed as a drink.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘thank you’ is usually يسلمو (yislamo). يسلمو is the word Syrians reach for most in daily life, for small favours and big ones alike.

The English word “storm” is translated into Arabic as عَاصِفَة. The term عَاصِفَة is used to describe a storm, specifically a wind-driven one.

The English word creative is translated into Arabic as مبدع. The term describes someone or something that is original, expressive and imaginative.

The English word admission is translated into Arabic as قبول. قبول refers to the cost or fee associated with attendance or entry.

In Arabic, بقشيش is the word for a tip.

The English word “cheek” is translated into Arabic as خَدّ.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘cat’ is بزونة (bazzuna). Iraqis use بزونة for any cat, pet or stray.