Arabic

In Dubai, ‘welcome’ in Emirati Arabic is حياك الله (hayyak Allah).

In Arabic, ‘i love you’ is expressed as أُحِبُّكَ or أُحِبُّكِ. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

The English word ‘sperm’ is translated into Arabic as حيوان منوي. This term refers to the male reproductive cell that fertilizes an egg.

In Morocco people say السلام (salam) as hello.

The English phrase ‘too bad’ is translated into Arabic as للأسف. The phrase is used to express that something is a pity or unfortunate.

The English word ‘vacation’ can be translated into Arabic as عُطْلَة or إِجَازَة. Both terms refer to a period of leisure time.

The English word “weak” is translated into Arabic as ضعيف. ضعيف is used to describe something lacking in force or ability.

In Arabic, ‘i want to kiss you’ is expressed as أريد أن أقبلك. The phrase is a direct expression of a desire to kiss someone.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘no’ is لا (la). لا is used exactly as in writing and in most speech.

The English phrase “yes, daddy” can be translated into Arabic as نعم يا أبي. This phrase is a polite way for a child to answer or agree with their father.