Arabic

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.

Ariana is the English female given name translated into Arabic as أريانا. أريانا is used as a feminine given name.

The English word ‘community’ can be translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly مُجْتَمَع.

The Arabic verb for ‘to pee’ is تبول, which is translated as ‘to urinate’.

The English phrase “ugly girl” is translated into Arabic as فتاة قبيحة. This phrase is used to describe a girl who is not pleasant to look at.

In Arabic, “one” is expressed as واحد. The word is used as the cardinal number 1.

The English word ‘angry’ is translated into Arabic as غَاضِب. These terms are used to describe someone displaying anger.