Arabic

The English phrase “cats” is translated into Arabic as قطط. قطط refers to small domesticated carnivorous mammals

In Arabic, the phrase ‘already’ can be expressed in several ways, such as قَد or مِنْ قَبْلُ.

In Arabic, “get lost” is expressed as اُغْرُب عَن وَجْهِي! The phrases provided for “get lost” are used to command someone to leave.

In Arabic, ‘go home’ is said as اذهب إلى المنزل.

The Arabic word for “cringe” (secondhand embarrassment) is كرينج.

The English verb ‘win’ can be translated into Arabic in several ways depending on the context. The default form is رَبِحَ.

The English phrase “hi friend” is translated into Arabic as أهلاً يا صديقي. أهلاً يا صديقي is a casual greeting used to say hello to a friend.

In Darija, ‘dad’ is بابا (baba). بابا is what children and adults alike call their own father.

The English phrase ‘speaking’ is translated into Arabic as يتحدث. The term refers to the act of communicating vocally.

The English phrase “Hungary” is translated into Arabic as الْمَجَر m or الْمَجْر or هُنْغَارِيَا.