Arabic

The English phrase “new year” is translated into Arabic as رأس السنة. The phrase is used to refer to the year following the current year.

The English word “rain” is translated to Arabic as مطر. The term مطر refers to an instance of particles falling (noun).

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘take care’ said to a male is خد بالك من نفسك (khod balak men nafsak). Said to a female, it becomes khodi balik men nafsik.

The English phrase “rest in peace” is translated into Arabic as اُرْقُد فِي سَلَام.

The phrase ‘i love you’ in Arabic is expressed as أُحِبُّكَ. The phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.

In Arabic, ‘thank you, lord’ is said as شكراً يا رب.

The English name Madison is translated into Arabic as ماديسون.

أحبك يا جدتي is the Arabic phrase for “I love you grandma”. This phrase is an expression of affection spoken directly to one’s grandmother.

The English phrase “get well soon” is expressed in Arabic as أَتَمَنَّى لَكَ الشِّفَاءَ الْكَامِل.

Milk in Arabic is حَلِيب. The word حَلِيب is used to specify fresh, liquid milk and helps avoid confusion with yogurt.