Arabic to English Sentences

What is your name?

‫مَاَاَ ْ مَسکَ؟‬
(Maa ismuka)
My name is Ahmed.
َ‫اَ ْ َسیَاَ ْ َحد‬
(Ismee Ahmad)
What is your father’s name?
َ‫مَااَ ْ م‬
‫س َواَلَکَ؟‬
(Maa ismu walidika)
My father’s name is Rashid
‫یَراشَدَ۔‬ ‫اَ ْ م‬
َ َ‫سَ َوال‬
(Ismu walidee Rashid)

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Where do you live?
‫اََْینَ تَ َْس مَک مَن؟‬
(Aina taskun?)
I live in Lahore.
‫مَا ْسَ مَک مَن َْف لَہَور۔‬
(Uskunu fee Lahore)
What is your address?
َ ‫مَا مَھوَ مَعَْن َواَنم‬
‫ک؟‬
(Maa hua unwanuka?)
What is your age?
‫کَ مَْع مَرکَ؟‬
(Kma umruka?)

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My age is twenty years.
َ‫مَعرَیَعَ ْ م‬
‫شونَ سَنَۃَ۔‬
(Umree ishroona sanah)
What is your nationality?
‫مَاَھَیَ َجَن ْسَیَمَتکَ؟‬
(maa hiya jinsiyyatuka?)
I am Pakistani.
‫اَنََََ َک ْسَتَانَ۔‬
(Ana bakistani)
What is your occupation?
َ ‫مَاَھَیَ مَھنَمَت‬
‫ک؟‬
(maa hiya mihatuka?)

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I am a student.
‫اَنَََِلمََْیذَ۔‬
(Ana tilmeez)
For how long you have been here?
‫مَم منذَ مَیتَانتَ ھَنَا؟‬
(Munz mata anta hina?)
I have been here for a week.
‫نذ مَا ْسَمَبَْوعَ۔‬
َ‫اَنََھَنَاَمَم م‬
(Ana hina munzu usboo’in)
Is this your first visit?
‫ھَلَھَذَہَ اَ َو مَل زَیََرتَ لَکَ؟‬
(Hal haza awwalu ziyarati lak?)

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No, I came last year also
‫لََمَاَِیتمَ فََالسَنَۃَ الَا َضیَۃَ اََیْضَا۔‬
(La , uteetu fis sanatil maziyati aidhan)

Are you enjoying yourself?

‫ھَلَاَنتَ َمس مَبوطَ ھَنَا؟‬
(Hal anta masbootun hina?)
Yes, I like this city very much.
‫نَعَمَھَذَہَ الَدَینَمَۃ َِمعجََْبنََجَدَا۔‬
(Na’am hazihil madinatu tu’jibnee jiddan)
Are you alone?
‫ھَلَاَنتَ لَ َو َْحدَکَ؟‬
(Hal anta liwahdik?)

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No I am with my wife.
َ‫لَاَنََمَعَ َزوجَیت‬
(Laa ana ma’a zowjatee)

From where have you come?

‫مَ َْن اَینَ اَنتَ؟‬
(Min aina ant?)
I am from Lahore.
‫اََِیتمَ مَنَلَہَور‬
(Ateetu min Lahore)
Why have you come here?
‫لَاَ ذَاَاََِیتمَ ھَنَا؟‬
(Limaza ateetu hina?)

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I am here for some work.
َ‫اََِیتمَ ھَنَاَلَ مَشغل‬
(Ateetu hina lishughl)
Do you know me?
‫ن؟‬َ ْ‫ھَ َْل َِ َْعَرَف‬
(Hal ta’rifnee?)
Yes, I know you.
َ‫نَعَمَاَنََاَ َْعَرَفمک‬
(Na’am ana a’rifuk)
Do you remember my name?
‫ھَ َْل َِتَذَکَ مَر اَ ْ َسی؟‬
(Hal tatazakkaru ismee?)

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I think your name is Ali.
َ ‫اَ مَظنَ اَنَ اَ ْ َس‬
‫ک عَلَ۔‬
(Azunnu anna isamak Ali)
How is your new flat?
‫کََْیفَ شَقَمَتکَ الَدََیْدَمَۃ؟‬
(Kaif shaqqatukal jadeed?)
It is a reasonably good flat.
َ‫ھَذَہَ شَقَۃَ مَمنَاسَبَۃ‬
(Hazihi shaqqatun munasibatun)
On which floor do you live?
‫فََایَ طَابَقَ تَ َْس مَک مَن؟‬
(Fee aye taabiqi taskun?)

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I live on the second floor.
‫اَ َْس مَک مَن فََالََّابَقَ الثَانَ۔‬
(Aaskunu fittabiqi thane)
Are you married?
‫ھَ َْل اَنْتَ مَم َتوَ مَج؟‬
(Hal anta mutazawwij?)
Yes I am married.
‫نَعَمَاَنََمَم َتوَجَ۔‬
(Na’am ana mutazawwij)
Do you have children?
‫ھَ ْلَ عََْندَکَ اَ َْولَدَ؟‬
(Hal indaka awladun?)

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Yes I have three children.
َ‫نَعَمَعََْندَ َْی ثَلَثَمَۃ اَ ْوَ َْلد‬
(Na’am indi thalathatu awlaadin)
What is the age of the eldest child?
‫َع مَر اَلْ َواَلَ َْالَ َْکبَ؟‬
َ‫کَ م‬
(Kam umrul walidil akbar?)
He is ten years old.
َ‫مَع مَرہَ عَ ْ م‬
‫ش سَنَ َواتَ۔‬
(Umruhu ashru sanawatin)
What is the age of youngest child?
‫َع مَر اَلْ َوالَ ْ َال ْصَغَر؟‬
َ‫کَ م‬
(Kam umrul walidil asghar)

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He is four years old.
َ‫مَع مَرہَ اََْربَ مَع سَنَ َوات‬
(Umrhu arba’u sanawatin)
What is the daughter’s age?
‫َع مَر اَلْبَنتمَ؟‬
َ‫کَ م‬
(Kam umrul bintu?)
She is seven years old.
َ‫عَمَرھَاَسََْب مَع سَنَ َوات‬
(Umruha sab’u sanawatin)
Where do your children study?
َ ‫اََْینَ یَ َْدمَر م‬
‫س اَ َْولَ مَدکَ؟‬
(Aina yadruss awladuk?)

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They study in an Islamic school.
َ‫انَھممَیَ َْدمَر مَسونَ فََمَ َْدَرسَۃَ اَ َْسلَمَیَۃ‬
(Innahum yadrusoona fil madrasatil islamiyati)

Where do your children play?

َ‫اََْی َن یََلْعَ م‬
‫ب اَ َْو َْل مَدکَ؟‬
(Aina yalabu awladuk?)
I don’t like that children play in the street.
َ‫اَنَ لَمَاحَبَ اَ َْن یََلْعَبَ َْالَ َْولَ مَد فََالَشَ َار مع‬
(Ana laa uhibbu ayyalab awladuk fishhari’)

There is too much traffic in the street.

َ‫مَھنَاکَ حََرکَۃَ شَدََیْدَۃَ لََلْمَ ْ م‬
‫سورَفََالَشَ َارع‬
(Hunak harakatun shadeedatun lilmasroori fishhari’)

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This is a dangerous thing.
َ‫ھذاا ْمرَخَّی‬
(Haza amrun khateerun)
This is a problem.
َ‫ھذہَ مم ْشِکۃ‬
(Hazihi mushkilatun)
I take leave of you now
‫ا ْس ت ْٔاذنمکَ ْالن‬
(Asta’zinukal aan)

Hope to see you shortly if Allah Wills.

‫ا ْر مجوا َْن اراکَقریْباَا ْنَشاء م‬
َ‫َللا‬
(Arjoo an araaka qareeban inshallah)

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