Arabic

The English phrase “good looking” is translated into Arabic as وسيم, which is used to describe a man who is physically attractive.

The Arabic phrase for “leave it” is اتركه. اتركه is a command used to tell someone to stop touching or holding an object.

The English phrase “talk to me” is translated into Arabic as تكلم معي.

In Arabic, “how old are you?” is expressed as كم عمرك؟. This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their age.

In Palestinian Arabic, ‘good night’ to a man is تصبح على خير (tisbah 3ala kheir). To a woman, it becomes تصبحي على خير (tisbahi 3ala kheir).

In Egyptian Arabic, the common respectful address for ‘sir’ is أستاذ (ustaz).

In Arabic, “have a good night” is expressed as تصبح على خير.

Greece in Arabic is الْيُونَان. The term refers to the country located in Southeastern Europe.

The Arabic word for crusader is صليبي. The term refers to a fighter involved in the medieval crusades.

To say ‘keep it up’ in Arabic, you use استمر. The phrase is used to express the idea of maintaining or continuing a positive streak.