Arabic

The English phrase “god save me” is translated into Arabic as الله ينجيني.

The English phrase “I love you more than anything” is translated into Arabic as أحبك أكثر من أي شيء.

In Arabic, hookah is referred to using شِيشَة.

The Arabic word for old lady is عجوز. عجوز is used to refer to an elderly woman, though it is considered an informal term.

In Arabic, the word for cup is كوب.

The English phrase “how much does this cost?” is translated into Arabic as كم يكلف هذا؟. This phrase is used to ask for the price of an item.

In Arabic, “a bit” is expressed as شوية. The phrase is used to describe a small amount or a short period of time.

The English phrase “everything will be okay” is translated into Arabic as كل شيء سيكون على ما يرام.

The English phrase ‘what time’ is translated into Arabic as كم الساعة. In some regions, الساعة may be replaced by waqt, which means hour or time.

In Arabic, the word for bed is سرير. The term سرير is the most common and standard way to refer to a bed in Modern Standard Arabic.