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How do you say "to drink" in Arabic?

يشرب

Yishrab

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In Arabic, "to drink" is يشرب.

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Pronunciation

Yishrab, say 'yish-RAB' with a clear 'sh' sound at the start and a quick ending on ba (ب).

Writing and usage

Starts with ya and shin (ش), then ra (ر), then ba (ب). Three simple, flowing consonants.

Example sentence

شرب الشاي وهو دافي.

He drank the tea while it was warm.

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How to remember يشرب

Yishrab sounds swift and smooth, just like liquid going down.

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Questions about يشرب

How do you say "to drink" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "to drink" is يشرب. It is a noun.

How is يشرب written in Arabic?

Starts with ya and shin (ش), then ra (ر), then ba (ب). Three simple, flowing consonants.

How is يشرب used in a sentence?

Use يشرب as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: شرب الشاي وهو دافي. (He drank the tea while it was warm.).

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