Arabic

The English word “spice” is translated into Arabic as بَهَار. The term refers to plant matter used to season or flavour food.

In Arabic, “it is ok” can be expressed in several ways depending on the context and dialect, but the default form is لا بأس.

The English verb ‘worship’ can be translated into Arabic, with the default form being عَبَدَ.

The English word “shower” (as a device for bathing) is translated into Arabic as دُش.

باي باي is the Arabic way to say “bye bye” and is a loanword from English. باي باي is an informal phrase used when leaving someone.

إطلاق النار is the Arabic term for shooting. The term is used to describe the act of shooting.

lebanese in Arabic is لبناني. This word is an adjective used to describe anything pertaining to Lebanon, its people or its language.

In Arabic, “how do you say” is expressed as كيف تقول.

The phrase “you donkey” in Arabic is يا حمار. This is a common insult used to imply that someone is being exceptionally stupid or slow-witted.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘goodnight’ to a man is تصبح على خير (tisbah ala khair). To a woman, say تصبحين على خير (tisbahin ala khair).