Stuart Steve

The English phrase “barbeque” is translated into Arabic as باربيكيو.

The English word ‘blessings’ is translated into Arabic as بركات. The term refers to divine favors or gifts bestowed by God upon a person.

To ask “where do you live?” in Arabic, use أين تعيش؟. This phrase is a question used to ask someone about the location of their home.

The English phrase ‘marital status’ is translated into Arabic as الحالة الاجتماعية.

In Jordanian Arabic, ‘how are you’ to a man is كيفك (kifak).

The English phrase “hello and how are you” is translated into Arabic as مرحبًا وكيف حالك.

The English phrase “thanks be to god” is translated into Arabic as الحمد لله.

To say most welcome in Arabic, use أهلاً وسهلاً (ahlan wa-sahlan), the warm greeting used to make a guest feel welcome.

In Arabic, the phrase ‘god have mercy’ is expressed as الله يرحم.

jamal is the English transliteration for the Arabic male given name جمال. جمال is a male given name.