Arabic

The Arabic word for ‘wish’ is أمنية. أمنية is used to refer to a wish or a hoped-for outcome.

The English phrase “trust no one” is translated into Arabic as لا تثق بأحد.

In Lebanese Arabic, the everyday ‘thank you’ is مرسي (merci), borrowed from French and used even more than the Arabic شكرا.

The Lord’s Prayer in Arabic is الصلاة الربانية. This phrase refers to the traditional Christian prayer taught by Jesus to his disciples.

The English word “moonlight” is translated into Arabic as ضوء القمر. The term refers to the light reflected from the Moon.

In Arabic, “may I come in?” is expressed as هل يمكنني الدخول؟. This phrase is a polite request for permission to enter a room or a building.

The English phrase “going” is translated into Arabic as ذاهب. ذاهب is used to describe the act of moving or traveling from one place to another.

The phrase i pray in Arabic is translated as أصلي. The word أصلي is used to state that one is performing a religious act of worship.

The English word “clothes” is translated into Arabic as مَلَابِس, ثِيَاب or كِسْوَة. These terms all refer to apparel.

The English phrase ‘almost’ can be translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly تَقْرِيبًا.