How to Say “What Do You Do?” in Arabic
The English phrase “what do you do?” is translated into Arabic as ماذا تعمل؟. This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their profession or job.
How to Say “Hello Sir” in Arabic
The English phrase “hello sir” is translated into Arabic as مرحبًا يا سيدي. مرحبًا يا سيدي is a polite greeting used when addressing a man.
How to Say “Namaste” in Dubai (Emirati Arabic)
Emirati Arabic has no native word for ‘namaste’, since the greeting and its gesture come from Hindi and Sanskrit, not Arabic.
How to Say “Expensive” in Arabic
The English word ‘expensive’ is translated into Arabic as غَالٍ in Arabic. غَالٍ is used to describe something that has a high price or cost.
How to Say “Kin” in Arabic
The English word ‘kin’ can be translated into Arabic as أَهْل. The term أَهْل is used to denote one’s immediate kin or household.
How to Say “Goodbye” in Algerian Arabic
In Algerian Arabic, ‘goodbye’ is بسلامة (bslama). A blessing often follows, such as الله يحفظك (allah yahfadek), ‘may God protect you’.
How to Say “Anxiety” in Arabic
The English word “anxiety” is translated into Arabic as قلق. قلق refers to a state of uneasiness, nervousness, apprehension and obsession.
How to Say “How Much?” in Tunisian Arabic
In Tunisian Arabic, ‘how much?’ is بقداش؟ (b’qeddesh?).
How to Say “Silence” in Arabic
Silence in Arabic is صَمْت. Silence refers to the lack of sound.