Lindsay Lula

In Arabic, my dad is أبي. The phrase is used to refer to the male parent of the speaker.

The English phrase “hi mum” is translated into Arabic as أهلا ماما. This phrase is an informal greeting used when speaking to one’s mother.

The English word ‘teacher’ can be translated into Arabic using several terms depending on the context and gender. The default form is مُعَلِّم.

The English phrase brother-in-law is صهر in Arabic. صهر refers to the brother of one’s spouse or the husband of one’s sibling.

The English word ‘drunk’ is translated into Arabic as سَكْرَان.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘how are you’ to a man is واش راك؟ (wach rak?). To a woman, the question becomes واش راكي؟ (wach raki?).

To read in Arabic is قرأ. The verb refers to the act of looking at and understanding written words or symbols.

The English phrase ‘epileptic seizure’ is translated into Arabic as نوبة صرع.

The Arabic phrase for “good morning baby” is صباح الخير يا حبيبي. This phrase is a morning greeting used for a romantic partner or a loved one.

The English word “moonlight” is translated into Arabic as ضوء القمر. The term refers to the light reflected from the Moon.