How to Say “Mike” in Arabic

مايك
māyk/maːjk/
The English word "mike" is translated into Arabic as مايك (māyk).
مايك is an informal noun used to refer to a microphone.
Meaning: informal: microphone (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The word is pronounced /maːjk/ (māyk).

Did you know?

  • While مايك is common in casual speech, formal Arabic uses مذياع or مكبر الصوت, which literally means 'sound magnifier'.
  • The word مايك is a phonetic loanword from English, meaning it does not follow the standard rules of Arabic word construction.
  • When referring to a microphone in a religious or highly formal context, using مايك can be seen as too colloquial or 'Westernized'.

Examples in context

  • كيف حالك يا مايك؟
    How are you, Mike?
    This sentence shows how to use مايك when addressing someone.
    Tatoeba #376325 by saeb, translation #32975 by CN
  • مايك هو قائد الفريق.
    Mike is captain of our team.
    This sentence uses مايك as the subject of a sentence.
    Tatoeba #384283 by saeb, translation #32917 by CN
  • من أثقل بِن أم مايك؟
    Who is heavier, Ben or Mike?
    This sentence uses مايك in a comparison.
    Tatoeba #384634 by saeb, translation #33803 by CN
  • مرحبًا، أين يمكنني أن أجد السيد ميك؟
    Hello, where can I find Mr. Mike?
  • السيد مايك غادر للتو، ولكن يمكنك العثور عليه في المكتب في الصباح.
    Mr. Mike just left, but you can find him in the office in the morning.
  • 15 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Layla and Yusuf are setting up equipment for a podcast recording.

  1. ليلى Layla

    هل جربت المايك؟
    hal jarrabta al-mike?
    Did you test the mike?
  2. يوسف Youssef

    نعم، المايك يعمل جيداً.
    na'am, al-mike ya'mal jayyidan.
    Yes, the mike works well.
  3. ليلى Layla

    رائع، هل نحتاج مايك آخر؟
    ra'i', hal nahtaj mike akhar?
    Great, do we need another mike?
  4. يوسف Youssef

    لا، هذا المايك يكفي.
    la, hadha al-mike yakfi.
    No, this mike is enough.

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