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How do you say "to answer (the phone)" in Arabic?

يرد

Yirudd

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In Arabic, "to answer (the phone)" is يرد.

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Pronunciation

Yirudd, say 'yee-RUDD' with the stress on the doubled dal (د), making it sharp and quick.

Writing and usage

Ends with doubled dal (ددد), making it sound firm and definitive, like answering a call decisively.

Example sentence

رد على الهاتف وتكلم معاها.

He answered the phone and talked to her.

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How to remember يرد

The double-d sound is like the ding of a phone, quick and responsive.

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Questions about يرد

How do you say "to answer (the phone)" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "to answer (the phone)" is يرد. It is a noun.

How is يرد written in Arabic?

Ends with doubled dal (ددد), making it sound firm and definitive, like answering a call decisively.

How is يرد used in a sentence?

Use يرد as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: رد على الهاتف وتكلم معاها. (He answered the phone and talked to her.).

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