Keith Ralph

In Lebanese Arabic, the everyday ‘thank you’ is مرسي (merci), borrowed from French and used even more than the Arabic شكرا.

The English phrase “I am not feeling well” is translated into Arabic as لا أشعر أنني بخير.

The English phrase “oh allah, forgive me” is expressed in Arabic as اللهم اغفر لي. This phrase is a standard part of Dua (supplication).

The English phrase “happy family” is translated into Arabic as عائلة سعيدة.

In Arabic, ‘thank you’ can be expressed as شُكْرًا.

The English word “positive” can be translated into Arabic as إيجابي. The term إيجابي is used to mean something that is favorable or desirable.

The Arabic phrase for human being is إِنْسَان.

The phrase “you’re a donkey” in Arabic is أنت حمار. This phrase is an insult used to tell someone that they are stupid or foolish.

Witchcraft in Arabic is expressed as سِحْر (siḥr). The term for witchcraft refers to the practice of magic or sorcery.

The English name Logan is written in Arabic as لوغان. لوغان is a proper name used to refer to a person.