Lee Callum

In Algerian Arabic, ‘please’ to a man is عفاك (afak). To a woman, say عفاكي (afaki).

The Arabic word for “died” is مات. مات is used to state that a person or an animal has stopped living.

The English phrase comfort zone is translated into Arabic as منطقة الراحة.

The English name Delilah is translated into Arabic as دليلة. دليلة refers to the biblical mistress of Samson.

The English phrase “hi back” is translated into Arabic as أهلاً بك.

ميشيل is the Arabic form of the given name Michelle. ميشيل is used as a given name for people.

In Arabic, the phrase for “delicious food” is طعام لذيذ. The phrase is used to describe food that has a very pleasant taste.

The English phrase ‘hold back’ can be translated into Arabic as كبح. The verb كبح means to contain or to stop.