Arabic

The Arabic phrase for ‘hello to a man’ is مرحبًا بك. This phrase is used to welcome a man.

The English phrase “wanna be friends?” is translated into Arabic as هل نصبح أصدقاء؟.

The English phrase ‘I am fine, thank you’ is expressed in Arabic as أنا بخير، شكراً.

The English word ‘sympathetic’ is translated into Arabic as متعاطف.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘crazy’ said to a man is هبال (hbal). To a woman, it becomes هبالة (hbala).

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘good’ is باهي (bahi).

Peace upon you is said in Arabic as السلام عليكم. السلام عليكم is a traditional greeting used to wish peace upon the person being addressed.

The English phrase “hallelujah” can be translated into Arabic as هَلِّلُويَا. In Arabic, the choice of phrase depends on the religious and social context.

In Arabic, the phrase for ‘someone is hot’ is شخص جذاب. The phrase is used to describe a person who is physically attractive or sexually appealing.

To say “stay here” in Arabic, use ابق هنا. This phrase is a command used to tell someone to remain in their current location.