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Expressions and Idioms Quiz

Test your knowledge of Arabic expressions and idioms with this exciting quiz! Perfect for enthusiasts of the Arabic language, this quiz will challenge you with a series of multiple-choice questions that explore common phrases, meanings, and comparisons.

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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by TalkingTree512

How can you say 'Hiya, are you alright' in Arabic?

Sabah el-kheir

Marhaba, badik/badak chai?

Sabah el-kheir, inshalla

Marhaba, kifik/kifak?

How can you say 'can I come to your house on Wednesday?' (Please note that 'fiyyi' means can I)

Fiyyi rouh aal supermarket

Fiyyi rouh yawm el-jomaa

Fiyyi rouh aala el-bayt

Fiyyi rouh aala baytik yawm el-orbaa'a

How can you say 'I can't today?' (Please note that 'fiyyi' means I can)

Fiyyi el-yawm

Sabah el-kheir fiyyi

Ma fiyyi rouh

Ma fiyyi al-yawm

What can you say that means that the food was very nice?

Ma mneeh

Yuck

I can eat my fingers after finishing the food

Dajaja

What is the correct arabic sequence of these days of the week: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday?

Thulatha', orbaa'a, jomaa

Thulatha', ahhad, jomaa

Thulatha', ethnayn, jomaa

Thulatha', khamees, jomaa

What does 'kheir inshallah' mean? (Please note that inshallah also means I hope or I wish)

I hope everything will be good

I hope you come back again

I hope it will be sunny tomorrow

I hope to see you again

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