Arabic

In Arabic, ‘I am fasting’ is said as أنا صائم. This phrase is used to state that you are currently abstaining from all or some types of food or drink.

The English word ‘now’ is translated into Arabic as الْآنَ or حَالًا. The word الْآنَ is used to indicate the present time, meaning ‘at the present time’.

The English phrase ‘i love myself’ is translated into Arabic as أنا أحب نفسي.

The English word thick is translated into Arabic as سَمِيك. The term refers to something having a relatively great extent from one surface to another.

The Arabic phrase for “my husband” is زوجي. A married woman uses this phrase to refer to her male spouse.

In Darija, ‘congratulations’ is مبروك (mabrouk).

The English word hungry is translated into Arabic as جَائِع or جَوْعَان.

The English word “special” is translated into Arabic as خاص. خاص is used to describe something of particular interest or value. Certain. Dear. Beloved.

The Arabic word for “example” is مثال. مثال is used to refer to a representative instance that illustrates a point or explains a rule.

To spit in Arabic is expressed by several verbs, most commonly بَصَقَ.