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How do you say "black tea" in Arabic?
شاي أسود
Shay isud
In Arabic, "black tea" is شاي أسود.
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Pronunciation
Say 'SHAY AH-sud' with two words, stress on both, first sounds like 'shy'.
Writing and usage
Shay has three letters starting with sha. Isud has three letters starting with alif.
Example sentence
الشاي الأسود ساخن جدا
The black tea is very hot.
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How to remember شاي أسود
Black tea is a dark drink. The words describe the color clearly.
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Questions about شاي أسود
How do you say "black tea" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "black tea" is شاي أسود. It is a noun.
How is شاي أسود written in Arabic?
Shay has three letters starting with sha. Isud has three letters starting with alif.
How is شاي أسود used in a sentence?
Use شاي أسود as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الشاي الأسود ساخن جدا (The black tea is very hot.).
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