Benjamin Warren

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘cute’ is حلو (hlou) for a male or a thing, and حلوة (hlwa) for a female.

The English word ‘eggs’ is translated into Arabic as بيض.

In Morocco, ‘pig’ is حلوف (hallouf). حلوف names the animal directly, as in شفت حلوف فالتلفزة, ‘I saw a pig on TV’.

The English phrase “I am a slave” is translated into Arabic as أنا عبد.

The English word “obsessed” is translated into Arabic as مهووس.

صوفي is the Arabic way to say the female given name Sophie. صوفي is used as a female given name.

To say “I want to go home” in Arabic, you use أريد العودة إلى المنزل. This phrase is used to express a desire to return to one’s place of residence.

The English phrase ‘long time’ is translated into Arabic as وقت طويل.

أهلاً وسهلاً (ahlan wa sahlan) is the standard Arabic way to welcome someone. It means “welcome” and works in every Arabic-speaking country.

The English phrase “I hate you” is translated into Arabic as أَكْرَهُكَ. This phrase is used to express an intense dislike for someone.