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In Arabic, the phrase “where are you going?” is expressed as إلى أين أنت ذاهب؟. This phrase is used to ask someone about their destination.

The phrase “go with god” in Arabic is في أمان الله.

To say “close the door” in Arabic, you use أغلق الباب. This phrase is used as a request or a command to move a door into a shut position.

The Arabic verb for to hurt is يؤلم.

In everyday Saudi speech أيوه (aywa) is “yes”, and the short إي (ī) is common too. نعم (naʿam) is the polite standard form.

In Arabic, practice is ممارسة (mumārasah).

How to say “how is the weather?” in Arabic is كيف الطقس؟. This phrase is used to ask about the current atmospheric conditions outside.

The English phrase “please be quiet” can be translated into Arabic as اهدأ من فضلك.