Lee Callum

The English phrase “I am a boy” is translated into Arabic as أنا ولد. In this expression, أنا means “I”, ولد means “boy” and صبي also means “boy”.

The English word “knife” is translated into Arabic as سِكِّين. The word refers to a utensil or tool designed for cutting.

The English word January is يَنَايِر in Arabic. The word refers to the first month of the Gregorian calendar.

In Emirati Arabic, ‘thank you’ is شكراً (shukran).

The English phrase “everything will be okay” is translated into Arabic as كل شيء سيكون على ما يرام.

ما شاء الله (mashallah) is the Arabic way to say ‘God has willed it’. The phrase is used to express admiration, gratitude or to acknowledge something good.

The word ‘kiss’ in Arabic is translated as قُبْلَة. The term refers to a touch with the lips.

To turn off the light in Arabic is اطفئ النور (atfi’ an-noor). The phrase is used to stop a light from shining by using a switch or a button.

In Arabic, “I feel sad” is expressed as أشعر بالحزن. The phrase is used to state that you are experiencing a feeling of sorrow or unhappiness.

The English phrase “have a safe flight” can be expressed in Arabic as رحلة سعيدة.