The 10 Most Common Arabic Words about Spies (2) Posted by jesa on Mar 14, 2017 in Arabic Language, Grammar, Vocabulary
Marhaba! I hope you all learned something new and/or refreshed your memory from the previous post about the 10 most common words about spies in Arabic. I am confident you enjoyed solving the crossword puzzle! In this post, I am sharing the answers and some examples of how you can use these words in a sentence. I have also transliterated and translated every example so that you can learn how to read and pronounce every sentence accurately. As I always say, think of these exercises as a repertoire of building blocks and source of vocabulary for your speaking, writing, and reading! Stay tuned for more exciting Arabic exercises.
Spy – جاسوس and Intelligence – المخابرات
Example: Muhammad is a spy in Jordan’s Intelligence Services.
Translation: محمد جاسوس في وكالة المخابرات الأردنية
Transliteration: Muhammad jasus fi wakalat al-mukhabarat al-urduniya
Information – معلومات, Agent – عميل, and Secrecy – سرية
Example: An agent is responsible for maintaining the secrecy of valuable information.
Translation العميل مسؤول عن حفظ سرية المعلومات القيمة
Transliteration: al-‘amil mas’ul ‘an hifth sirriyat al-ma’lumat al-qayima
Intercept – اعتراض and Communication – اتصالات
Example: The intelligence services intercepted enemy communication networks.
Translation:اعترضت وكالة المخابرات شبكة اتصالات العدو
Transliteration: I’taradat wikalat al-mukhabarat shabakat ittisalat al-‘adu
Courier – ساعي and Sabotage – تخريب
Example: The arrested courier is a spy that was trying to sabotage the Embassy’s defense system.
Translation:الساعي الموقوف هو جاسوس حاول تخريب جهاز دفاع السفارة
Transliteration: al-sa’i al-mawquf huwa jasus hawala takhrib jihaz difa’ al-safara
Betrayal – خيانة
Example: Selling state secrets is a betrayal of one’s country.
Translation: بيع اسرار الدولة هو خيانة للوطن
Transliteration: Bay’ asrar al-dawla huwa khiyana lil-watan
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