Arabic

The English phrase “please stop” is translated into Arabic as أرجوك توقف.

جادا is the Arabic form of the female given name Jada. جادا is used as a feminine given name.

The English phrase “your son” is translated into Arabic as ابنك. This phrase is used to refer to the male child of the person you are addressing.

The phrase ‘go in peace’ in Arabic is اذهب بسلام. This phrase is used to wish someone a safe and peaceful departure.

In Arabic, the phrase for chill is روق. The word is used to tell someone to calm down or to describe a state of being relaxed and easygoing.

In Dubai, a casual ‘bye’ in Emirati Arabic is simply باي (bye), the English word used in everyday speech.

To ask “are you sleeping?” in Arabic, use هل أنت نائم؟. This phrase is a question used to ask if someone is currently in a state of sleep.

The English word “priceless” is translated into Arabic as لا يقدر بثمن.

‘i love you, habibi’ in Arabic is أحبك يا حبيبي. This expression is used to convey love to a romantic partner or a dear friend.

The Arabic word for ‘reminder’ is تذكير. تذكير refers to a note or message sent to make someone remember a task or an appointment.