Arabic

The English phrase well done is expressed in Arabic using أَحْسَنْتَ. These terms are used as exclamations of praise.

In Kuwaiti Arabic, ‘how are you’ to a man is شلونك (shlonak). To a woman, ask شلونچ (shlonich).

The phrase “I love you for the sake of Allah” in Arabic is أحبك في الله.

In Arabic, ‘half’ is expressed as نِصْف. The term refers to one of two roughly equal parts into which anything may be divided.

The English phrase “get well soon” is translated into Arabic as أَتَمَنَّى لَكَ الشِّفَاءَ الْكَامِل.

The English phrase “so good” can be translated into Arabic as لذيذ جدا when referring to food or drink.

The English phrase jackass is translated into Arabic as حمار.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘how are you’ to a man is واش راك؟ (wach rak?). To a woman, the question becomes واش راكي؟ (wach raki?).

The English phrase “I love you forever” is translated into Arabic as سأحبك للأبد.

The English word “bedroom” can be translated into Arabic as مَخْدَع or غُرْفَةُ نَوْم.