How to Say “Now” in Lebanese Arabic
In Lebanese Arabic, ‘now’ is هلق (halla’).
The English phrase “keep going” is translated into Arabic as واصل.
The Arabic word for tent is خيمة. The word خيمة refers to a portable lodge.
The English phrase ‘profit’ translates to Arabic as ربح. The term refers to total income or cash flow minus expenditures.
To go to bed in Arabic is ذهب إلى النوم. The phrase is used to indicate the action of lying down to sleep.
The English word alcohol is translated into Arabic as كُحُول. The term كُحُول refers to the substance itself.
To say “can I go to the bathroom” in Arabic, you use هل يمكنني الذهاب إلى الحمام؟.
The English phrase ‘happy mawlid’ is translated into Arabic as مولد نبوي مبارك.
The English phrase ‘same’ can be translated into Arabic using نَفْسَهُ. The phrase is used to describe something that is not different as regards self.