Despite the many differences in pronunciation between English and Arabic words, be wary of some false friends, i.e. terms that are pronounced practically the same in both languages, but refer to totally different things.
If you were to enquire about when an eventโs taking place, for example, donโt be shocked if youโre given information about the location of the event rather than its timing: the English word whensounds exactly like the Arabic word ููู [wein] which meanswhere.
If your name is Anna, ุฃูุง [ana], this means I in Arabic, so, if you introduce yourself by saying Iโm Anna, ุฃูุง ุขูุง [ana Anna], this would translate as I am I in Arabic.
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