Arabic

The Arabic phrase for “two brothers” is أخوان. This phrase is used to refer to a pair of male siblings.

The English phrase ‘i love you’ is expressed in Arabic as أُحِبُّكَ. This phrase is used as an affirmation of romantic feeling.

In Arabic, ‘east’ is translated as شَرْق. The word is used to denote the cardinal direction on a compass.

The English phrase “please” can be said in Arabic using مِن فَضْلِك. These forms are used as interjections to make a polite request.

The phrase “allah protect me” in Arabic is expressed as الله يحفظني.

To ask a woman “how are you?” in Arabic, say كيف حالكِ؟ (kayfa haluki). The ending ـكِ (ki) marks the woman, and the male form is كيف حالك؟ (kayfa haluka).

The English word out is translated into Arabic as خارج. The word خارج is used to describe being away from one’s usual place or not being indoors.

The English phrase “praise the lord” is translated into Arabic as سبحوا الرب.

The English word “march” (the third month of the Gregorian calendar) is translated into Arabic as مَارِس or آذَار.

In Arabic, the word for bat is خفاش. The term refers to the small flying mammal.