Arabic

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.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, the everyday word for ‘because’ is حيت (hit).

The English name Kaylee is written in Arabic as كايلي. كايلي is the transliteration of the female given name Kaylee into the Arabic script.

The English word “dirty” is translated into Arabic as قَذِر or وَسِخ. These terms are used to describe something that is covered with or contains dirt.

In Arabic, the English phrase “nana” is translated as تيتا. تيتا is an affectionate, informal name used by children to refer to their grandmother.

The Arabic word for comb is مشط. The word refers to a toothed implement used for grooming hair.

In Arabic, ‘i miss you more’ is translated as أنا مشتاق لك أكثر.