Country Names In Arabic: 7 Continents Of Beautiful Earth

Can you name all the الدول (pronounced as alduwal) or countries in a foreign language? In this article, you will learn about translations of the country names in Arabic. By mastering these words, you can talk about all the countries in the world in Arabic and impress the locals with your in-depth understanding of their language! Ready to learn more? Let’s get started!

If you think knowing only the Arabic word for your country is enough, then you could be wrong. Once you go to Arab, you realize you must talk to many foreigners. Sometimes, the conversations may not be related to that topic, but there’s almost a 90% chance that the locals will also ask you about other countries. While you do not have to memorize everything, being familiar with the terms can take you far.

How To Ask Where Someone Is From In Arabic

While having knowledge of common slang expressions and phrases can help you communicate easily, starting conversations may still prove to be a difficult task. Our advice? Ask the people where they are from! Literally, “where are you from”? is translated to”من أين أنت؟- min ‘ayn ‘anti?” If we break this sentence, these are the direct translations for all the words used:

• From: من – man
• Where: أين – ayn
• You are: أنت – ant

If someone asks you your country of origin and you want to say, “I’m from…” then simply say, “…انا من-ana min…” Easy, right? Now that you know how to ask and tell where you’re from let’s learn words for different continents and countries worldwide.

Names Of The Continents In Arabic

South American Country Names In Arabic

African Country Names In Arabic

A-L

M-Z

Asian Country Names In Arabic

N-Z

European Country Names In Arabic

H-Z

Oceanic Country Names In Arabic

North American Country Names In Arabic

Country Names In Arabic: Feminine Or Masculine?

Here is an astounding fact that you might not have known before. There are genders even when it comes to Arabic country names. While most Arabic country names are feminine, Judan, Sudan, Morocco, and Lebanon are masculine words.

Wrapping Up

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