Arabic

In Arabic, “I miss you too” is said as اشتقت لك أيضاً. This phrase is a response used to tell someone that you also feel sadness because of their absence.

To say I’m fine in Arabic, use بِخَيْر (bi-ḵayr) or the full sentence أَنَا بِخَيْر (ʔanā bi-ḵayr).

The English phrase “I love you, daddy” is translated into Arabic as أحبك يا أبي. This expression is used to show affection from a child to their father.

In Arabic, the word for direction is اتجاه.

In Arabic, the English phrase gossip is translated as نَمِيمَة.

The English word “sky” is translated into Arabic as سماء.

To say give me money in Arabic, say أعطني المال (a’tini al-mal), a direct request in Modern Standard Arabic.

In Arabic, “you’re annoying” is said as أنت مزعج. This phrase is used to tell someone that their behavior is irritating or bothersome.

In Arabic, holiday homework is واجبات العطلة. The phrase refers to school assignments that students are required to complete during a break from classes.

The English word ‘thief’ is translated into Arabic using several forms, most commonly لِصّ.