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How do you say "chicken" in Arabic?
فراخ
Firakh
In Arabic, "chicken" is فراخ.
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Pronunciation
Say 'FEE-rahkh' with two syllables, 'fee' quick, 'rahkh' like 'rock' with an 'h'.
Writing and usage
Three letters: fa, ra, kaaf. The kaaf at the end is a recognizable letter.
Example sentence
فراخ القصاب كويسة جداً وطازة
The butcher's chicken is very good and fresh.
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How to remember فراخ
Firakh - sounds like birds chirping, the chickens in Arabic.
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Questions about فراخ
How do you say "chicken" in Arabic?
In Arabic, "chicken" is فراخ. It is a noun.
How is فراخ written in Arabic?
Three letters: fa, ra, kaaf. The kaaf at the end is a recognizable letter.
How is فراخ used in a sentence?
Use فراخ as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: فراخ القصاب كويسة جداً وطازة (The butcher's chicken is very good and fresh.).
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