Arabic

Spring, the season, in Arabic is رَبِيع (rabīʕ).

The Arabic word for tomorrow is غَدًا. The word is used to refer to the day after the present day.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘me too’ is حتى أنا (hetta ana).

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘I love you’ is كنبغيك (kanbghik). A shorter version, نبغيك (nbghik), means exactly the same thing in fast, casual speech.

The English phrase “are you busy?” is translated into Arabic as هل أنت مشغول؟.

The English phrase “sup” can be translated into Arabic as شخبارك.

The English phrase “good morning brother” is translated into Arabic as صباح الخير يا أخي.

The English phrase ‘may allah guide you’ is translated into Arabic as هداك الله.

يحيى (Yahya) is the Arabic way to say the male given name Yahya. يحيى is used specifically as a male given name.

In Arabic, the phrase “my handsome” is expressed as وسيمي. وسيمي is a term of endearment used to address a man or a boy who is physically attractive.