Arabic

In Arabic, the English word ‘sure’ can be expressed as أكيد. The primary meaning of أكيد is being certain in one’s knowledge or belief.

In Algerian Arabic, the everyday way to say ‘bye’ is بسلامة (bslama).

The English phrase horse riding is translated into Arabic as ركوب الخيل. ركوب الخيل refers to the activity of horse riding.

subhanallah is the Arabic way to say ‘Glory be to Allah’ or ‘Allah is perfect’.

In Dubai, the word for ‘babe’ between partners is حبيبي (habibi) said to a man or حبيبتي (habibti) said to a woman.

كيتا is the Arabic form of the proper name Kita. كيتا is used as a proper name to refer to a specific person.

How to say “how is the weather?” in Arabic is كيف الطقس؟. This phrase is used to ask about the current atmospheric conditions outside.

The English phrase “my deepest condolences” is translated into Arabic as أحر التعازي.

To check in Arabic is to say فحص. The verb فحص means to verify or compare something with a source of information.

The Arabic phrase for “aww” is يا ويلي.