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Vocabulary
| English | Arabic |
|---|---|
| Hour | ساعة |
| Minute | دقيقة |
| Second | ثانية |
| Clock | ساعة |
| Watch | ساعة اليد |
| Timepiece | ساعة |
| Digital | رقمية |
| Analog | تناظرية |
| AM | صباحًا |
| PM | مساءً |
| Midnight | منتصف الليل |
| Noon | الظهر |
| Quarter | ربع |
| Half | نصف |
| Past | بعد |
| To | إلى |
| Time zone | المنطقة الزمنية |
| Stopwatch | ساعة التوقف |
| Timer | المؤقت |
Quick Facts
- Arabic uses a 24-hour clock system, starting at midnight.
- The numbers 1-12 are used to indicate hours, while numbers 13-24 are used for the afternoon and evening.
- To express minutes, the word "و" (wa) is used, followed by the number of minutes.
- The phrase "صباحاً" (sabaahan) is used for morning and "مساءً" (masaan) for evening.
- To ask for the time, you can say "كم الساعة؟" (kam as-saa'a?) which means "What time is it?"
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Vocabulary List
Download:telling_time_in_arabic.pdf