Arabic

In Arabic, the phrase for “how many” is كَم.

The English word “ship” translates to Arabic as سَفِينَة. The word refers to a large water craft.

The English phrase “I miss you so much” is translated into Arabic as اشتقت لك كثيرا.

In Arabic, “I dare you” is said as أتحداك. The phrase is used to challenge someone to perform a difficult or dangerous task to prove their courage.

The English phrase “I woke up” is translated into Arabic as استيقظت. The phrase is used to indicate that a person has stopped sleeping.

The English phrase ‘hijab’ is translated into Arabic as حِجَاب.

The English phrase “I fear allah” is translated into Arabic as أخاف الله.

The Arabic phrase مامي means “mami” in English. مامي is an affectionate term used by children or adults to address their mother.

In Darija, ‘good luck’ is الله يوفقك (llah ywaffqek), ‘may God grant you success’.

Ireland in Arabic is أيرلندا. أيرلندا is the name for the country Ireland.