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How do you say "wrong" in Arabic?

غلط

ghalt

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In Arabic, "wrong" is غلط.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce as GHALT. The 'gh' is guttural like 'Bach', and 'alt' rhymes with 'salt'. Stress the only syllable.

Writing and usage

Ghalt is five letters with ghayn at the start and ta at the end. It's a short, punchy word.

Example sentence

الإجابة غلط

The answer is wrong.

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How to remember غلط

Ghalt rhymes with 'fault'. Wrong answers are faults in understanding.

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Questions about غلط

How do you say "wrong" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "wrong" is غلط. It is a noun.

How is غلط written in Arabic?

Ghalt is five letters with ghayn at the start and ta at the end. It's a short, punchy word.

How is غلط used in a sentence?

Use غلط as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: الإجابة غلط (The answer is wrong.).

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