أنا أحب البراز
'ana 'uhibbu al-baraz
The phrase "I like poop" in Arabic is أنا أحب البراز ('ana 'uhibbu al-baraz).
This phrase is used to express a fondness for feces.
Which one should you use?
أحب براز الأطفال specifically means "I like baby poop", and أحب القرف is used to say "I love crap".
How do you pronounce it?
'ana 'uhibbu al-baraz
Did you know?
- In Arabic, the word البراز for 'poop' comes from a root meaning 'to emerge' or 'to stand out', referring to the act of exiting the body.
- While أحب القرف translates to 'I love crap', the word القرف more broadly refers to a feeling of disgust or loathing.
- While 'baraz' is the formal term, in many Arabic dialects, people use the word 'khara' to refer to the same thing, which is considered much more vulgar and offensive in social settings.
Examples in context
- لماذا تقول أنا أحب البراز؟limādhā taqūlu ana uḥibbu al-birāz?Why do you say I like poop?
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about strange things.
- يوسف Youssefأنا أحب البراز.ana uḥibbu al-birāz.I like poop.
- سارة Saraيوسف، هذا مقرف جداً!Yūsuf, hādhā muqrif jiddan!Yusuf, that is very gross!
- يوسف Youssefأنا فقط أمزح معك.ana faqaṭ amzaḥu ma'aki.I am just joking with you.
- سارة Saraلا تقل ذلك مجدداً يا يوسف.lā taqul dhālika mujaddadan yā Yūsuf.Don't say that again, Yusuf.
