How do you say of course in Arabic?

Answer 1

Arabic Translation : " حسنًا " Arabic Phonetically : " hasanan " Egyptian Translation [ We say sometimes Okay like u and alot of other words ] like : " قشطة - ماشي " Egyptian Phonetically : " Eshta - Mashy "

Answer 2

"Of" is implied in Arabic when two nouns are put together. As a result, there is no proper translation.

For example: Al (ال) is "the". Bayt (بيت) is "house". Kahen (كاهن) is "priest". "The House of the Priest", therefore is Bayt al-Kahen (بيت الكاهن)

There are uses of "of" in English which do not adjoin two nouns, such as "I want a little of that" or "What of that view?" etc. In those cases, "of" is absorbed into other prepositions. "I want a little of that" becomes "I want a little from that" or Urid qalil men dhalek (أريد قليل من ذلك). "What of that view" becomes "What about that view" or W'3ala hadha al-ra'i (وعلى هذا الرأي).

Answer 3

you say it "أ كيد" or "بالتأكيد"and the first one is pronounced "akid" and the second one is pronouced"belta'kid".

Answer 4

bittab' بالطبع

tab'an طبعا