Learn Arabic English Conversation between two friends about school and studies between Teacher, students and Friends with English translation and Meanings given in PDF. You will be able to improve your English translation skills from Arabic to English and English to Arabic. You will also be provided with a free downloadable PDF version of these sentences to understand an Arabic conversation between two friends.
Two Friends Talking About Studies in Arabic
| Speaker | Arabic | Transliteration | English Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ali | اَیٛنَ تَتَعَلَّمَ؟ | Aina tata’alama? | Where do you study? |
| Ahmed | اَتَعَلَّمُ فِی الٛمَدٛرَسَۃِ | A ta’allamu fil madrasati. | I study in the school. |
| Ali | مَا ذَا تَتَعَلَّمُ؟ | Ma za tata’allamu? | What are you studying? |
| Ahmed | اَتَعَلَّمُ الٛلُّغَۃَالٛعَرَبِیَّۃَ | A ta’allamu al-lughata al-arabiyyata. | I am studying the Arabic language. |
| Ali | مَتٰی تَذٛھَبُ اِلیَ الٛمَدٛرَسَۃِ؟ | Mata tazhabo ilal madrasati? | When do you go to the school? |
| Ahmed | اَذٛھَبُ اِلیَ الٛمَدٛرَسَۃِ فِی الصَّبَاحِ. | Azhabo ilal madrasati fissabah. | I go to school in the morning. |
| Ali | اَیٛنَ تَجٛلِسُ فِی الفَصٛلِ؟ | Aina tajlisu fil fasli? | Where do you sit in your classroom? |
| Ahmed | اَجٛلِسُ فِی الصَّفِ الٛاَّوَّلِ۔ | Ajlisu fil saffi al-awwal. | I sit in the first row. |
| Ali | کَیفَ یُعَلِّمُکَ الٛاُسٛتَاذَ؟ | Kaifa yu’allimuka al-ustadha? | How does your teacher teach you? |
| Ahmed | اَلٛاُسٛتَاذُیَنٛطِقُ کَلِمَۃً وَاَنَا اُرَدِّدُھَا | Al-ustadh yanṭiḳu kalimatan wa ana uraddiduha. | My teacher pronounces a word, and I repeat it. |
| Ali | مُنٛذُکُمٛ مُدَّۃٍ تَتَعَلَّمُ فِی ھَذِہِ الٛمَدٛرَسَۃِ؟ | Munzu kam muddatin tata’allamu fi hazihil madrasati? | For how long have you been studying in this school? |
| Ahmed | اَنَا اَتَعَلَّمُ فِی ھَذِہِ الٛمَدٛرَسَۃِ مُنٛذُ سَنَتَیٛن | Ana at’allamu fi hazihil madrasati munzu sanatayn. | I have been studying in this school for two years. |
| Ali | ھَلٛ تُذَاکِرُ دَرَسَکَ یَوٛمِیِّاً؟ | Hal tuthakiru darasaka yawmiyyan? | Do you learn the lesson daily? |
| Ahmed | نَعَمٛ: اَذَاکِرُ الدَّرُسَ یَوٛمِیِّا | Na’am: azhakiru ad-darsa yawmiyyan. | Yes: I learn the lesson daily. |
| Ali | ھَلٛ تَقٛرَاُ الٛکُتُبَ فِی الٛمَسَاءِ؟ | Hal taqra’u al-kutuba fil masa’? | Do you read books in the evening? |
| Ahmed | لَا:لِاَنِّی اَلٛعَبُ فِی الٛمَسَاءِ مَعَ اَصٛدِقَائِی | La: lianni al’abu fil masa’ ma’a asdiqai. | No; because I play with my friends in the evening. |
FAQs
To start a conversation with an Arab:
1. Greet: Say “As-salamu alaykum” (Peace be upon you) or “Marhaba” (Hello).
2. Be Polite: Ask, “How are you?” or “How is your family?”
3. Talk About Simple Topics: Food, weather, or travel.
4. Show Interest: Ask about their culture or traditions.
5. Avoid Sensitive Topics: Skip politics or religion.
Using simple Arabic words like Shukran (Thank you) helps too!
The Islamic word for education is “Ilm” (علم), which means knowledge. In Islam, learning and gaining knowledge is very important, and it’s something everyone should do throughout their life.
The Arabic word for girl is “Bint” (بنت). It is used to refer to a female child or daughter.
The Arabic word for female is “Antha” (أنثى). It is used to refer to a woman or a female in general.
“Habibi” (حبيبي) means “my dear” or “my beloved.” It’s a sweet way to show affection, like calling someone “darling” or “sweetheart.” For a girl, you would say “Habibti” (حبيبتي).
Another name for an Arabic school is “Madrasa” (مدرسة). It refers to a place where students learn Arabic, Islamic studies, or other subjects. The word “Madrasa” simply means “school” in Arabic.
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