There are several words for food in Arabic. These wordings match up with French words for food, so the French words will be included to clarify the meaning.
The most common way to say food is Akl (أكل) and will be used that way in ordinary conversation. (nourriture)
The word for "food" in the sense of a cuisine or a meal is Ta3aam (طعام) and will be used either to designate a dish, entrée, or a cooking style. (cuisine OR repas)
The word for "food" in a clinical sense of "the thing with nutrients in it" as a dietician would say is Mowaad Ghadaa'iyya (مواد غذائية) - literally "materials of nutrition". (alimentation)
(in egyptian) ''Ana gaen'' ana=i , gaen=hungry.
Healthy food in Arabic is: أكل صحي
That's read as: Akl sihhiy.
ta'aam latheeth طعام لذيذ (th pronounced as in 'the')
kol or takool
sihha
The word food in Arabic is طعام
طعام جيّدة
munu bhook lage he
Jeg er sulten.
im Arabian i can help say ina itakalam im Arabian i can help say ina itakalam
" btmana akoon henak"
In slang Arabic: say " ana mumnoontak" if you are addressing a male. say " ana mumnoontek " if you are addressing a female.
mujhe bok lagi hai
From in Arabic is "min"...."ana min malaysi" means im from Malaysia..... ana - i min - from
ana fes'sareer if u mean im asleeping or im about to sleep u can say ana naiem or ana hanam
You could say "I could eat a horse."
Ana muqatil (male) Ana muqatilah (female)
The Romanian language equivalent of I am hungry is Mi-e foame.
im not sure how you say it but that's how you write it..........................الأعياد Typically people say: 3o6la sa3ida (عطلة سعيدة) Note: 3 represents the Arabic letter "Ayin" and 6 represents the Arabic "Ta" which is stronger that the English "t".