ترجمة سادس ابتدائي وحدة ثانية ترم اول 2027 كتاب جيم

1. My father pulls out weeds from the garden every morning.

2. Parsley is a green herb.

3. She added parsley to give the meat a nice flavor.

4. We pulled out weeds from the garden.

5. My mom puts a/an olive on each cheese sandwich.

6. My grandfather uses natural fertilizer to help his plants grow naturally.

7. Farmers know that weeds are bad for plants.

8. Basil, mint, and parsley are herbs.

9. We help our grandpa care for the plants in his garden.

10. In Egypt, people make a red drink from hibiscus flowers.

11. Am writing a story about my adventures.

12. My brother is playing games with his friends.

13. The children are watching a movie now.

14. Maged isn't wearing his jacket today.

15. Hani and Hana aren't eating breakfast now.

16. Is your friend listening to music now?

17. Are you waiting for the bus?

18. Is Eslam picking up the flowers?

19. What are you drinking?

20. Where are they going now?

21. Is your mother cooking lunch now?

22. Look! The cats are running under the table.

23. My sister is playing the piano at the moment.

24. The baby isn't crying right now.

25. I am not cooking dinner at the moment.

26. Are they painting the new house tonight?

27. The weather is different from one city to another.

28. Is the cat sleeping on the floor?

29. The sea had high waves during the storm.

30. I'm listening to my favorite music now.

31. It's warm today, so you don't need a coat.

32. Look! The children are swimming fast in the pool.

33. The opposite of the word "high" is "low".

34. Omar is from Aswan.

35. In the past, the river flooded every year.

36. The Nile flows from south to north.

37. The Nile is very important for our lives.

38. Nile perch and tilapia are types of fish.

39. Crocodiles live in the river and they are dangerous.

40. Kingfishers are colorful birds that live near rivers.

41. Flooding of the Nile made the soil good for farming.

42. Many people depend on the Nile for their jobs and food.

43. Wadi El Rayan is a famous national park in Fayoum.

44. We saw high sand dunes in the desert.

45. Camels live in the desert. It is very hot and dry.

46. The museum shows ancient whale bones from millions of years ago.

47. Our school organized a trip to the museum to learn about ancient Egyptian history.

48. Our guide carried a small map and showed us the way through the desert.

49. Is she washing the dress now?

50. She is playing with her dog in the park at the moment.

51. Many tourists visit Fayoum to see the amazing waterfalls.

52. Basil, mint, and parsley are useful herbs.

53. What are you doing, Nada?

54. They aren't going to school today because it is Friday.

55. The streets are wet because it is raining heavily.

56. He uses natural fertilizer to help his plants grow without chemicals.

57. Our guide explained the history of the place.

58. Our teacher organized a school trip last week.

59. The park protects rare animals and plants from danger.

60. Scientists found old whale bones in the valley.

61. The Nile is the longest river in the world.

62. The girls aren't playing in the garden now.

63. I am listening to music at the moment.

64. Are you doing your homework right now?

65. Is she cleaning her room at the moment?

66. She is talking on the phone now.

67. Animals live safely in Ras Mohamed. It is a protected area.

68. It never snows in summer in Egypt.

69. What do you do every day?

70. The place is very peaceful. I like it.

71. We can swim, snorkel, and dive in the sea.

72. My father doesn't drink cold water in winter.

73. To "accompany" is to travel or go somewhere with somebody or something.

74. Carpenters make furniture in Damietta.

75. I can play with friends during P.E. class.

76. The word "dye" means to change the color of cloth, especially by using a special liquid.

77. He uses natural fertilizer to take care of his garden.

78. The Nile is the longest river in the world.

79. Where are you going now?

80. My parents are sitting in the garden at the moment.

81. Since ancient times, people used olives to make oil.

82. Lots of herbs like basil and mint smell nice and taste delicious.

83. Farmers grow fruits like guavas and figs.

84. We wear hats to protect ourselves from the sun.

85. I must pull out weeds before planting new flowers.

86. We should care for animals and protect nature.

87. To "accompany" is to go somewhere with another person.

88. We sat under the tree to rest in the shade.

89. Camels can walk on the sand dunes.

90. My mom is having her breakfast now.

91. Mona never goes to school on Friday. It is a holiday.

92. A "loom" is a machine used for making cloth or carpets.

93. I pull out the weeds from the garden every morning.

94. A "fishing net" is a tool made of rope or string used to catch fish.

95. Hassan doesn't take the bus. He has a car.

96. The children are doing their homework at the moment.

97. We sing the national anthem every day at school.

98. Salma visits her grandparents every weekend.

99. We can watch birds like the heron near the river.

100. People buy souvenirs to remember their trips.

101. My sister isn't writing in her notebook now.

102. Does your brother like chocolate?

103. When does the sun rise?

104. Amira doesn't drive a car.

105. We start our school day by saluting the flag.

106. Basil and parsley are kinds of herbs.

107. Since ancient times, people used olives to make oil.

108. My brother and I have a field. We grow onions there every day.

109. In Egypt, people use herbs like basil in cooking.

110. Farmers grow fruits like guavas and figs.

111. My grandpa has a beautiful garden full of healthy plants. He grows special herbs like basil and mint. He also grows fresh rosemary. He believes that plants need water and sunlight. Every day, my grandpa shows his love and interest for his plants. He gives them a lot of care. If he sees weeds, he quickly pulls them out.

112. I am Mariam, and I live in Alexandria. Today, it is windy and rainy in my city. The sky is full of dark clouds, and the waves are very high. Many people are staying indoors because it is cold, and the streets are wet. Some shops are closing early due to the bad weather, and everyone hopes tomorrow will be better.

113. Mona: Can you tell me about the weather in Egypt today? Dina: Yes, the weather is different from one place to another. Mona: What is the weather like in Alexandria? Dina: It is windy and rainy, and the sky has dark clouds. Mona: What are people doing there? Dina: Many people stay indoors because it is cold and the streets are wet.

114. The Nile is very important for our lives. Crocodiles live in the Nile and they are very dangerous. Farmers grow food like wheat and vegetables. The river flooded every year and brought good soil. In the past, Ancient Egyptians built temples near the river.

115. The Nile is the longest river in the world. It flows through Egypt from south to north. Many animals live in and near the Nile. In the water, people can find fish like tilapia. Some birds, like kingfishers, catch fish to eat. The Nile is very important for people, animals, and plants in Egypt.

116. Last Thursday, our school organized a trip to Wadi El Rayan National Park. We left school early and rode the bus for two hours. We saw green farms and sand dunes on the way. Our guide showed us the lakes, the waterfalls, and the palm trees. Then, we visited Wadi El-Hitan. We saw whale skeletons there.

117. School trips are very useful and fun. Last Thursday, our class went on a school trip to Wadi El Rayan in Fayoum. We saw lakes, waterfalls, and desert animals. Later, we visited Wadi El-Hitan, Valley of the Whales, and saw ancient whale bones in the sand. I was surprised to know that whales once lived there!

118. Last Wednesday, I went on a school trip to Wadi El-Hitan with my friends and teachers. While we were visiting the exhibit, I wanted to take a picture of the skeletons with my camera. Suddenly, I realized it wasn't with me. I felt worried and looked everywhere for it. Thankfully, Mr. Ahmed found it tucked under a wooden bench before we left.

119. Laila: Grandpa, your garden looks incredible! How do you keep it so green and healthy? Grandpa: I water the plants every morning and use natural fertilizer to help them grow. Laila: What kinds of plants do you grow here? Grandpa: I grow basil, mint, parsley, jasmine, and olive trees. Laila: That's wonderful! I would love to help you in the garden.

120. My name is Amir. I usually visit ancient sites with my friends. I sometimes go there with my family. My father likes to walk through the old streets. There are many beautiful doors and buildings with Arabic designs. I sometimes buy some souvenirs. I take photos of the places we visit.

121. The nature in Ras Mohamed National Park is amazing. The park is home to many kinds of animals and plants. You can see sea turtles, dolphins, and many types of birds. There are also mountains and mangrove trees near the beach. Ras Mohamed is a great place for anyone who loves the sea, animals, and peaceful landscapes.

122. My grandpa has a beautiful garden. He plants many herbs like basil and mint. He has to water them every morning. These herbs are used in many Egyptian dishes. Some herbs add flavor; others are good for health.

123. On the way to Wadi El Rayan National Park in Fayoum, we saw green farms, sand dunes, and camels walking in the distance. When we arrived, a kind guide named Mr. Ahmed showed us the lakes, the waterfalls, and the palm trees. He explained that Wadi El Rayan is not only beautiful, but it also protects rare animals and plants.

124. My school begins at 7:30. We start the day outside by standing in line. We have subjects like math, English, and science. Some topics are a bit tricky, but I try my best. At around 10:15, we have a short break. I usually eat a snack, play with my friends, chat, and laugh. The school ends at 1:30 p.m. I usually feel happy after a good day.

125. My friend Youssef sent me an email about Egypt's weather. Alexandria has rain and strong wind. Cairo is sunny and warm. People sit in parks there. Aswan is very hot and dry. Farmers work before sunrise. The weather is different in every city. People in some places need umbrellas, and others need hats.

126. Lama: How do you spend your weekend, Mayar? Mayar: I help my grandpa in his garden. Lama: What does your grandpa grow in the garden? Mayar: He grows basil and mint. Lama: You can use mint to make mint tea.