Arabic

In Morocco, the everyday Darija word for ‘money’ is فلوس (flous). فلوس covers money in general, as in ماعنديش فلوس, ‘I have no money’.

The English word “pure” is translated into Arabic as صَافٍ (ṣāfin).

Rami is a male given name in Arabic, written as رامي. رامي is used as a masculine given name. In formal contexts, the name is written as رامي.

The English word “crap” can be translated into Arabic as خراء. The term خراء is used to describe something of poor quality.

In Arabic, “how is your family?” is expressed as كيف حال عائلتك؟.

In Arabic, next year is العام القادم. العام القادم is used to refer to the year after the present year. It literally translates to “the coming year.”

The English phrase “bad deeds” is translated to Arabic as سيئات.

The English phrase “good morning to a man” is expressed in Arabic as صباح الخير يا سيدي.

The English word idiot is translated into Arabic as أَحْمَق. All the provided terms refer to a person of low general intelligence.

Asia in Arabic is آسيا (ʔāsya). آسيا is the name of the continent and is used just like Asia in English, for geography, travel and news.