Arabic

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘leave me alone’ is خليني وحدي (khallini wehdi).

In Arabic, the English phrase “I like you” can be expressed in several ways depending on the context and the person you are addressing.

The English word ‘sink’ (meaning a basin) can be translated into Arabic as مَجْلَى.

The usual Arabic way to say “rest in peace” is الله يرحمه (Allāh yarḥamuh), “may God have mercy on him”. For a woman it is الله يرحمها (Allāh yarḥamhā).

In Syrian Arabic, ‘hello, how are you’ is مرحبا، كيفك؟ (marhaba, kifak? to a man, kifek? to a woman).

The Arabic word for super is رائع. The term رائع is used to describe something that is great or wonderful.

The English phrase “may allah bless it” is translated into Arabic as بارك الله فيه.

The English phrase “hello, what is your name?” is translated into Arabic as مرحبا، ما اسمك؟.

إيزابيلا is the Arabic way to say the female given name Isabella. إيزابيلا is used as a female given name.

A female teacher is معلمة (muʿallima) in Arabic.