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How do you say "milk" in Arabic?

لبن

Laban

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In Arabic, "milk" is لبن.

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Pronunciation

Say 'LAH-bahn' with two syllables, stress on the first, 'lah' like in 'laud', 'bahn' quick.

Writing and usage

Three letters: lam, ba, noon. The noon at the end marks masculine form.

Example sentence

شُربت لبن ساخن مع العسل

I drank warm milk with honey.

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How to remember لبن

Laban - say it soft and creamy like milk poured into a cup.

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Questions about لبن

How do you say "milk" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "milk" is لبن. It is a noun.

How is لبن written in Arabic?

Three letters: lam, ba, noon. The noon at the end marks masculine form.

How is لبن used in a sentence?

Use لبن as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: شُربت لبن ساخن مع العسل (I drank warm milk with honey.).

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