Arabic

In Arabic, “no matter” is expressed as لا يهم (la yahummu).

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘brother’ as a sibling is أخ (akh), and ‘my brother’ is أخوي (akhuy).

The English word coyote is translated into Arabic as ذئب البراري. ذئب البراري is used to refer to the coyote, a canine species.

The English phrase “hi back” is translated into Arabic as أهلاً بك.

The English word ‘groom’ is translated into Arabic as عريس. The term refers to a person who looks after horses.

The English phrase “how was your day” is translated into Arabic as كيف كان يومك.

The English phrase “to you” is expressed in Arabic as إليك. إليك is used when giving or handing something to another person.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘please’ is لو سمحت (low samaht). من فضلك (min fadlak) means the same thing and is used just as often.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘brother’ as in ‘my brother’ is خويا (khouya). الخو (lkho) is the plain word for ‘the brother’ without the possessive.

In Iraqi Arabic, ‘dad’ is بابا (baba). To call out to him, Iraqis say يابا (yaba).