Arabic

The standard Arabic greeting for Christmas is عيد ميلاد مجيد (ʿīd mīlād majīd), “glorious feast of the birth”.

The English phrase “are you Arab” is translated into Arabic as هل أنت عربي؟. This phrase is used to ask a person if they are of Arab origin or nationality.

The English name Julian is translated into Arabic as جوليان. جوليان is used as a male given name.

In Arabic, “my bad” is expressed as غلطتي. غلطتي is used as an interjection to mean “my fault” or “my bad” when acknowledging a mistake.

To say village in Arabic, use قَرْيَة (qarya). It is the standard word for a rural settlement larger than a hamlet.

The English phrase “so so” can be translated into Arabic as لا بأس.

The English word ‘psychologist’ is نَفْسَانِيّ in Arabic. All three forms refer to an expert in the field of psychology.

The phrase ‘allah knows best’ in Arabic is الله أعلم.

The English phrase ‘unsubscribe’ is translated into Arabic as إلغاء الاشتراك.

The English word ‘lovely’ is translated into Arabic as جميل.