Arabic

The English phrase “volcano” is بُرْكَان in Arabic.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘what are you doing’ said to a man is أشنو كاتدير؟ (ashnu katdir?).

The English word ‘jade’ can be translated into Arabic as يَشْم or يَشْب. This term refers to the gemstone known as jade.

The phrase “god be with you” in Arabic is الله معك.

In Arabic, the word for soul is روح or نفس.

In Arabic, ‘jesus loves you’ is expressed as يسوع يحبك. A religious statement used to tell someone that Jesus Christ cares for them and loves them.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘today’ is النهاردة (en-naharda).

Saying goodbye is an essential part of any culture, and Saudi Arabia is no exception. Whether you are bidding farewell

In Gulf Arabic, ‘thank you’ is شكراً (shukran).

To say “I am learning arabic” in Arabic, you use أنا أتعلم اللغة العربية.