Arabic

The English phrase “who are you?” is translated into Arabic as من أنت؟ in its default form. This phrase is a question used to ask for a person’s identity.

In Arabic, “get better” is expressed as تحسن (tahassana).

مرحباً بالجميع is the Arabic way to say hi everyone. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to address a group of people.

The English phrase ‘vibe’ can be translated into Arabic as جو. جو is used to refer to the atmosphere or aura of a place or situation.

The English verb “send” can be translated into Arabic as أَرْسَلَ or بَعَثَ.

In Arabic, “praise be to god” is said as الحمد لله.

Europe in Arabic is أُورُوبَّا. The term refers to the continent of Europe.

The English phrase honor is translated into Arabic as شرف. The word شرف is used to describe excellence of character, high moral worth or virtue.

Cairo in Arabic is القاهرة. القاهرة refers specifically to the capital of Egypt.

The English phrase “pardon me” is translated into Arabic as عفوًا.