Arabic

The English phrase “yes, please” can be said in Arabic using نعم، من فضلك. This phrase is used as a polite way to accept an offer or to agree to a request.

The phrase “may allah have mercy on him” in Arabic is رحمه الله.

The English word “protector” is translated into Arabic as حام. The term refers to someone who protects or guards.

The usual word for all in Arabic is كل (kull). كل means all or every and is used before a noun or with a pronoun ending.

The English phrase ‘ramen’ is translated into Arabic as رَامِن.

The Arabic phrase for ‘to die’ is مَاتَ. The verb مَاتَ is used to mean ‘to die’. It is an intransitive verb, which means it does not take a direct object.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘yes’ is إيه (ih).

The English word “dowry” is مهر in Arabic.

The English word ‘coming’ can be translated into Arabic using several forms, primarily إتْيَان.

The Arabic word for “until” is حتى. The word حتى is highly versatile.