How to Say “Are You?” in Arabic
The English phrase “are you?” (in the sense of “are you also/likewise?”) is translated into Arabic as أأنت كذلك؟.
The English phrase “are you?” (in the sense of “are you also/likewise?”) is translated into Arabic as أأنت كذلك؟.
In Egyptian Arabic, ‘happy new year’ is سنة جديدة سعيدة (sana gedida sa’ida).
The English word “permanently” is translated into Arabic as بشكل دائم. The expression بشكل دائم is used to mean “in a permanent manner” or “habitually”.
In Arabic, the phrase for ‘minute’ (unit of time) is دقيقة. The word دقيقة refers to a minute as a unit of time. It is a feminine noun.
In Morocco, the everyday Darija word for ‘money’ is فلوس (flous). فلوس covers money in general, as in ماعنديش فلوس, ‘I have no money’.
The English word “healing” can be translated into Arabic as شفاء. The term refers to the process of regeneration.