Arabic

The English phrase “habibi, come to dubai” is translated into Arabic as حبيبي تعال إلى دبي.

Gaining familiarity with the local language and its rich vocabulary is an essential part of immersing oneself in a culture.

The English phrase ‘hello to a girl’ is translated into Arabic as مرحبًا (Marhaban). مرحبًا is a common greeting used to say hello to a female person.

The English phrase “my daughter” is translated into Arabic as ابنتي. This phrase is used by a parent to refer to their female child.

In Palestinian Arabic, ‘goodbye’ is مع السلامة (ma3a as-salame).

The English phrase “hi bestie” can be translated into Arabic as مرحبا يا صديقتي المفضلة.

The English word heart is قلب in Arabic.

The word for dream in Arabic is حلم (ḥulm). حلم is the most common and versatile word.

In Egyptian Arabic, an uncle on the father’s side is عم (amm). An uncle on the mother’s side is خال (khal).

In Arabic, “what is happening” is translated as ماذا يحدث. The phrase is used to ask about current events or a situation occurring at a particular moment.