Translation: Lemadha (لماذا) = Why
The abbreviation mA stands for Masha'Allah. Its an Arabic word out of the Quran meaning all praises be to Allah (God). aka its like saying thank the lord
"Ma hada" is an Arabic phrase that translates to "What is this?" in English. It is commonly used to express curiosity or confusion about something. The phrase can be used in various contexts, often when someone encounters something unfamiliar or surprising.
zen ma yang means "What do you think?" or "How are you going?" depending perhaps on the context. You (zen ma yang) means How are you. After I finished dancing if I said zen ma yang, that would mean "what do you think"
i miss you already sweetheart/dear (ma in "ma cherie" is feminine)
my house
Ma smuk? ما اسمك؟ "What is your name?"
If by "maljiaded" you mean "ma al-jadid" (ما الجديد), it means "What's new?"
The literal translation means "till when you..." but if used in a dialogue by it self it would mean that it has taken a lot of time and I wonder when is it going to end.
Alba Ma Hath is Arabic for: Thou hast good fortune. Or to make more sence, He who is good has good fortune
The phrase "ماشي معاك" (ma shi ma khassik) in Arabic translates to "I'm not with you" or "I’m not on your side." It's often used to express disagreement or a lack of support for someone's actions or opinions. The specific meaning can vary based on context, but it generally conveys a sense of distancing or disapproval.
To say "what is" in Arabic, you use ما هو (ma whowa) if the noun after is masculine, ما هي (ma hiya) if the noun is feminine.
Ma baaref ehke Arabi
Ismak eh? That's in like Egyptian Arabic modern Arabic not fus-ha Arabic.
Mo 6 5 pak ma tha phi - 2013 is rated/received certificates of: Singapore:PG13
lik ma bum from tha js
The abbreviation mA stands for Masha'Allah. Its an Arabic word out of the Quran meaning all praises be to Allah (God). aka its like saying thank the lord
Ma ismuk ? (masmuk ?)