Arabic

The English phrase “good bye” can be translated into Arabic as مع السلامة.

In Lebanese Arabic, a casual ‘bye’ is just باي (bye), borrowed straight from English.

The English phrase ‘sacrifice’ is translated into Arabic as تضحية.

The English phrase “school bus” is translated into Arabic as حافلة مدرسية. The phrase refers to a vehicle used for transporting schoolchildren.

The English phrase “bubble gum” is translated into Arabic as علكة.

In Gulf Arabic, ‘how are you’ to a man is شلونك (shlonak). To a woman, ask شلونچ (shlonich).

The English word “cheese” is translated into Arabic as جبنة. The term refers to the dairy product known as cheese.

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘goal’, as in football, is هدف (hadaf).

The English verb “shoot” can be translated into Arabic as صَوَّبَ or أَطْلَقَ النَّار.

The English phrase ‘go to’ is translated into Arabic as ذهب إلى. This phrase is used to describe the act of moving towards a specific destination.