Daryl Melvin

The English phrase ‘how about you’ is translated into Arabic as ماذا عنك؟.

The English phrase “come over here” can be translated into Arabic as تعال هنا.

The English phrase “elder brother” is الأخ الأكبر in Arabic. الأخ الأكبر is used to refer to a brother who is older than another sibling.

The phrase “my name is” in Arabic is اسمي. اسمي is used to identify yourself by stating your name.

The English phrase “nice things” is translated into Arabic as أشياء جميلة. أشياء جميلة is used to refer to nice things.

The English word ‘bad’ can be translated into Arabic in several ways depending on the dialect and context. The default form is سَيِّئ.

The Arabic word for “cringe” (secondhand embarrassment) is كرينج.

lebanese in Arabic is لبناني. This word is an adjective used to describe anything pertaining to Lebanon, its people or its language.

The English phrase “my god” is translated into Arabic as يا إلهي. يا إلهي is used to convey astonishment, gratitude or wonder towards God.

The word for crown in Arabic is تاج (tāj). تاج is the royal headdress worn by a king or queen.