Arabic

The English adjective “generous” is translated into Arabic as كريم. The word كريم is used to describe someone who is willing to give and share unsparingly.

The English adjective “levantine” is translated into Arabic as شامي.

In Arabic, “everything is good” is said as كل شيء تمام. This phrase is used to say that everything is fine or satisfactory.

In Arabic, patience can be expressed as صَبْر or تَحَمُّل.

The English phrase “bad luck” can be translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly نَحْس.

To unite in Arabic can be expressed as اِتَّحَدَ or أَلَّفَ. The term refers to the act of bringing things together as one.

مرحباً بكم في المغرب is the Arabic phrase for “welcome to Morocco”. This phrase is used to greet people who are arriving in the country of Morocco.

The English word ‘sitting’ is translated into Arabic as جلوس.

The English phrase “thank you and your welcome” is expressed in Arabic as شكراً وعفواً.

In Arabic, ‘i have a brother’ is said as لدي أخ. This phrase is used to state that you possess a male sibling.