Arabic

The English phrase “trust Allah” is translated into Arabic as توكل على الله.

The Arabic word for homework is وَاجِب. Outside of an academic context, the root word وَاجِب can also mean a moral or religious duty or obligation.

The English phrase “I will come” is translated into Arabic as سآتي.

The English word “choir” can be translated into Arabic using خُورُس. All these terms refer to a singing group.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘house’ is بيت (beit). بيت means both the physical building and ‘home’ in the sense of where you belong, as in ارجع بيتك, ‘go home’.

The English phrase “looking good” can be translated into Arabic as تبدو رائعا.

The English phrase “south africa” is translated into Arabic as جَنُوب أَفْرِيقْيَا. Both forms refer to the country of South Africa.

The English phrase “too expensive” can be translated into Arabic as غالي كتير.

In Arabic, the English phrase “poop” is translated as بُرَاز. The terms in this pack all refer to feces.

The Arabic word for “airport” is مطار. The word مطار refers to a place designated for airplanes.