Arabic

أنا بخير is the Arabic way to say ‘I am fine’.

To say “do you love me” in Arabic, you use هَلْ تُحِبُّنِي؟.

To a woman, say شكرا لكِ (shukran laki) in Arabic. The plain شكرا (shukran) fits anyone, and أشكركِ (ashkuruki) is the formal “I thank you”.

The English phrase “oh really” can be expressed in Arabic as والله؟.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘thank you very much’ is شكرا جدا (shukran giddan).

The Arabic word for “month” is شهر. شهر refers to a period of time into which a year is divided.

The phrase “servant of allah” in Arabic is عبد الله. عبد الله is a term used to describe a person as a devoted worshiper or subordinate of God.

The English word ‘uncomfortable’ is translated into Arabic as غير مريح. غير مريح is used to describe the experience of discomfort.

The English phrase “in allah we trust” is translated into Arabic as على الله توكلنا.

أندريا is the Arabic way to say the female given name Andrea. أندريا is used as a female given name.