4 days to go : baqeya arba'at ayyam ,, written : بقي أربعة أيام
If you are looking to tranliterate the actual word "go" using Arabic letters, it would be جو but if you are looking for the actual Arabic word for "go", that would be اذهب and that is pronounced Ath-hab (the "th" being pronounced as it is in the word "the" and the accent on the first syllable..."ath'-hab. The transliteration of the English word "go" is made up of the Arabic letter for "J/G" (followed by the Arabic letter for "O/U" and is pronounced Gu or Go.
اليسون There you go.
Boys is Arabic means ( أولاد) For more translation go to Google translate. Note: I didn't copy the answer from any dictionary,translation book or translation website. i can talk Arabic properly I was born in an Arab country.
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مفضل There you go.
Regenbogen. There you go.
The word "masalama" is an Arabic word that originated from the Semitic language family. It is often used as a parting greeting in various Arabic-speaking countries and can be translated to mean "go with safety" or "farewell."
It comes from the Arabic word, 'safar', meaning a journey. However the word 'safari' itself is Swahili, a language used in South-East Africa.
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Daughter = Bint (arabic) or you can also say: "Ibnnah" My daughter = Bintee (arabic) To get the most popular,detailed and complete Book of Arabic Grammar, go to Author House.
The English Translation of the word 'datin' can be gained by using one of many Translation programs, including Google Translate, but the best way to go about getting this answer would be to first discover the language of the word.
Arabic Translation : " سوف نفتقدك " Arabic Phonetically : " Sawf Naftakedak " Egyptian Translation : " هتوحشنا " Egyptian Phonetically : " Hatewhashna " These Translations if [ you ] in the senetence is meant for just one person if A group : Arabic Translation : " سوف نفتقدكم " Arabic Phonetically : " Sawf Naftakedakom " Egyptian Translation : " هتوحشونا " Egyptian Phonetically : " Hatewhashoona "