My Arabic course has started up again, now taking EMSA IV (it’s broken into five courses, to complete EMSA). We are studying from the Ahlan Wa Sahlan textbook. In my class today, we learned some vocabulary to use to describe one’s activities for the day or one’s daily routine.
The day starts in the morning with activities including: اِسْتَحَمَّ (istaham) - to bathe or showers and غَسَلَ (ghasala) - wash. One would also فُرْشاة (fursha’) - to brush; أسْنان (asnan) - teeth or سِنٌْ (sinu) - tooth.
To help remember some of these words, I found this video. Other words here include فم (fam) - mouth; يزيل (yezil), which is derived from زول which means to vanish, disappear, etc.