Arabic

In Arabic, “I am bored” is expressed as أنا ملان. The phrase is used to express that a person feels weary and restless because they have nothing to do.

The English phrase “my soul” can be translated into Arabic as روحي.

The English phrase “wife of” is translated into Arabic as زوجة.

The English word “dryer” is translated into Arabic as مجفف. The term refers to a household appliance used for drying clothing.

The Arabic word for siblings is إخوة. This phrase refers to people who share the same parents, regardless of whether they are brothers or sisters.

Cottage cheese in Arabic is جبنة قريش.

habibti is the Arabic way to say my beloved or my darling. حبيبتي is an informal term of endearment used when addressing a female.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘coffee’ is قهوة (ahwa).

The English phrase “until next time” is translated into Arabic as إلى اللقاء في المرة القادمة.

سلام (salam) is the short, friendly way to say hello in many Arabic dialects. It means “peace”. The full greeting is السلام عليكم (as-salamu alaykum).