ورجال

ورجال

The Arabic word "ورجال" means "and men" in English.

The word 'ورجال' here serves to indicate 'and men'. It is used to conjoin 'نساء' (women) with 'رجال' (men), signifying a group including both genders.

في السوق، كان هناك نساء ورجال يتسوقون.

In the market, there were women and men shopping.

The word 'ورجال' begins the sentence, emphasizing the subject 'رجال الإطفاء' (firefighters), where 'ورجال' specifies 'firefighters' as the topic.

ورجال الإطفاء يعملون بجد لإنقاذ الناس.

And the firefighters are working hard to save people.

The word 'ورجال' is used to contrast the activities between 'الأطفال' (children) and 'رجال' (men), effectively separating actions based on groups.

في الحفل، كان الأطفال يلعبون ورجال يتحدثون.

At the party, the children were playing and men were talking.