Arabic

The English word “patchy” is translated into Arabic as غير منتظم. The term غير منتظم is used to describe things that lack consistency or continuity.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘how are you’ is كيفك (kifak to a man, kifek to a woman). كيفك is the everyday question Syrians ask right after greeting someone.

To say “bon voyage” in Arabic, you can use رِحْلَة سَعِيدَة.

The English phrase “I love you, darling” is translated into Arabic as أحبك يا حبيبي.

The English phrase ‘be safe’ can be translated into Arabic as مع السلامة. مع السلامة is used as a way to say goodbye or to wish someone safety.

The English phrase “get away from me” is translated into Arabic as ابتعد عني.

In Iraq people greet each other with هلا (hala) or مرحبا (marhaba). هلا بيك (hala bik) is the warm form for a man, and هلا بيچ (hala bich) for a woman.

The English word “sad” can be translated into Arabic as حَزِين. The word حَزِين is used to describe the feeling of sorrow.

The English phrase “my queen” is translated into Arabic as ملكتي.

The English phrase “intention for prayer” is translated into Arabic as نية الصلاة.