Arabic

The English phrase “may Allah make it easy for you” is translated into Arabic as يسر الله لك.

The English word tasteless is بلا طعم in Arabic. The word tasteless is used to describe something having no flavour.

In Arabic, “not yet” can be expressed using the forms لَمْ … حَتَّى الْآنَ or لَمْ … بَعْدُ.

الجزائر is the Arabic word for Algeria. The term الجزائر is the most widely used and recognized name for the country, particularly in written Arabic.

The English phrase “walaikum assalam” is translated into Arabic as وعليكم السلام.

The English phrase chocolate covered marshmallow is translated into Arabic as مارشميلو مغطى بالشوكولاتة.

The Arabic word for ‘nun’ is راهبة (rahiba). راهبة is used to refer to a woman who is a member of a Christian religious community.

In Moroccan Arabic, also called Darija, ‘ugly’ is خايب (khayb).

The Arabic word for “evening” is مساء. مساء refers to the time of day between dusk and night.

The English phrase “I go” is translated into Arabic as أذهب. The phrase is used to state that the speaker is moving from one place to another.