Gabriel Chase

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘tea’ is أتاي (atay).

In Morocco people say بصحة (bessaha) to wish someone a good meal. It is short, warm and used at home and in restaurants.

kha is the name of the letter kha in Arabic. The name refers to the letter خ in the Arabic alphabet.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘goodbye’ is بسلامة (bslama).

The English phrase “thank you, my brother” is translated into Arabic as شكراً يا أخي.

The Arabic phrase for “god loves you” is الله يحبك.

In Lebanese Arabic, ‘I love you’ is بحبك (bhebbak) when a man is spoken to and bhebbek when a woman is.

In Arabic, “I miss you too” is said as اشتقت لك أيضاً. This phrase is a response used to tell someone that you also feel sadness because of their absence.

The English phrase ‘shot glass’ is translated into Arabic as كاس صغير.

In Arabic, ‘i miss you more’ is translated as أنا مشتاق لك أكثر.