Keith Ralph

Salam in Arabic is سلام (salām), a greeting that literally means peace. On its own it works like hello.

The English phrase “your name” is translated into Arabic as اسمك. This phrase is used to refer to the name belonging to the person being spoken to.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘ok’ is واخا (wakha). واخا agrees to something or closes a short exchange, as in واخا، فهمت, ‘ok, I understand’.

The English phrase “get out” is translated into Arabic as اخرج (ukhruj). This phrase is used as a command to tell someone to leave.

موريتانيا is the Arabic word for Mauritania. موريتانيا is the name of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘nothing’ is ولا حاجة (wala haga).

The English phrase ‘mountain range’ is translated into Arabic as سلسلة جبال.

In Arabic, the phrase ‘swear to god’ is expressed as والله.

The English phrase “help yourself” is translated into Arabic as تفضل.

The English phrase “sharpener” can be translated into Arabic as مِبْرَاة or بَرَّايَة. Both words refer to a device used for making things sharp