Get Plugged In: Household Appliances in Arabic
Gary Greer 2/13/2024
About Arabic language
If you’re moving to the Middle East and looking for a place to rent, one thing you should know is that, unlike most apartments in the West, “unfurnished” means that the place not only comes without furniture but also comes without the major kitchen appliances as well. That means you’ll have to buy your own.
Whether you’re looking for new or used appliances, here is some Arabic vocabulary that’ll help you purchase all the modern conveniences you need to live comfortably in your new place.
Appliances for the Kitchen in Arabic
Here are some major appliances you’ll find in the مَطبَخ /maTbakh or “kitchen”:
Other parts of the House and Their Appliances
Here’s a list of appliances you’ll find in other rooms of the house:
Of course, there may be other appliances you’re looking for in Arabic to help you feel more comfortable in your new place.
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