Arabic

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘I like you’ is كنبغيك (kanbghik).

The English phrase “great job” can be translated into Arabic as عمل رائع.

To appreciate in Arabic is to use the verb قدّر (qaddara). The verb قدّر is used to express valuing or appreciating the worth of something.

The English phrase “good food” is translated into Arabic as طعام جيد.

In Arabic, “I want to sleep” is expressed as أريد أن أنام. This phrase is used to express a desire to go to bed or to fall asleep.

The common way to tell a man to shut up in Arabic is اسكت (uskut), and to a woman اسكتي (uskuti). اخرس (ikhras) is much harsher and is a real insult.

The Arabic word for “homie” is صاحبي. صاحبي is used to refer to a friend or someone that one often hangs out with.

The English phrase ‘pilot’ can be translated into Arabic as طَيَّار. The term refers to a controller of an aircraft.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘bathroom’ is بيت الما (bit lma), literally ‘house of water’.

The English phrase “all the best” can be translated into Arabic as كل التوفيق. The phrase is used to wish someone good luck or success.