Gabriel Chase

The English verb “build” is translated into Arabic as بنى. The verb means to form something by combining materials or parts.

In Palestinian Arabic, a quick ‘hi’ is often just هاي (hai), borrowed from English.

The English phrase “dusk” can be translated into Arabic as عِشَاء or غَسَق.

The English word “anus” can be translated into Arabic as اِسْت or شَرْج. Both terms refer to the lower opening of the digestive tract.

The English phrase “habibi, come to dubai” is translated into Arabic as حبيبي تعال إلى دبي.

The English phrase ‘god protect me’ is translated into Arabic as الله يحفظني.

The English word ‘scarf’ can be translated into Arabic as وِشَاح. A scarf is a long garment worn around the neck.

نكاح is the Arabic term for nikah, referring to the legal and religious marriage contract in Islamic law.

In Arabic, “I am blessed” is said as أنا مبارك. This phrase is used to express that one has received divine favor or grace.

In Arabic, “no matter” is expressed as لا يهم (la yahummu).