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Arabic frequency list

No. 702 in Arabic

خطاب

"خطاب" in English means "speech," "address," or "letter," depending on context.

In a sentence

  • ألقى المدير خطابًا أمام الموظفين.

    The manager delivered a speech in front of the employees.

    Here, "خطاب" refers to a formal speech or address given by a person, which shows its usage in a professional or public speaking context.

  • لقد أرسلت خطابًا إلى صديقي مساء أمس.

    I sent a letter to my friend last evening.

    In this sentence, "خطاب" is used to mean a written letter or message, illustrating its application in the context of correspondence.

  • تفحصت خطاب الدعوة لحضور الحفل بعناية.

    I carefully examined the invitation letter for attending the ceremony.

    Here, "خطاب" is applied to denote an official or formal written invitation, highlighting its use in formal documentative contexts.

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