Arabic

In Arabic, “my age is” is expressed as عمري.

The English word “little” (meaning small in size) is translated into Arabic as صغير.

The Arabic word for Singapore is سنغافورة. سنغافورة is the name of the island and city-state located in Southeast Asia.

To say of course in Arabic, use بالطبع (bil-tab’), a standard way to show agreement. بالطبع works as a reply on its own to agree or to confirm a fact.

The English phrase “bruh” can be expressed in Arabic as يا رجل.

In Qatar the everyday question for “how are you” is شلونك؟ (shlōnak?), “how are you doing?”, or شخبارك؟ (shakhbārak?), “what is your news?”.

The English name Luke is translated into Arabic as لوك.

إسماعيل is the Arabic way to say the male given name Ismael. إسماعيل is used as a masculine given name.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, the everyday ‘hello’ is سلام (salam).

In Syrian Arabic, ‘hamster’ is هامستر (hamster).