Arabic

The English phrase “thanks be to god” is translated into Arabic as الحمد لله.

The English word “healing” can be translated into Arabic as شفاء. The term refers to the process of regeneration.

The English word ‘supermarket’ is translated into Arabic as سُوبَرْمَارْكِت.

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘my love’ is حبيبي (habibi) said to a man, or حبيبتي (habibti) said to a woman.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘please’ is لو سمحت (law samaht), said to a man, or لو سمحتي (law samahti) to a woman.

The English word ‘hotel’ is translated into Arabic as فندق. The term refers to an establishment providing accommodation.

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘how are you’ is لاباس؟ (labes?). لاباس؟ is the quick, everyday question Tunisians ask after greeting someone.

The English word ‘smelly’ is translated to Arabic as كريه الرائحة. كريه الرائحة is used to describe something that has a bad or foul smell.

In Arabic, “thank you, my friend” is شكرا يا صديقي. This phrase is a friendly way to express gratitude to a male companion.

The English phrase “thank you habibi” is translated into Arabic as شكراً حبيبي.