Arabic

The Arabic word for time is وقت. The word وقت is used both for the abstract concept of time and for specific points in time (e.g., ‘at what time’).

To snitch in Arabic is فتان.

To say then in Arabic in the sense of at that time, use آنَذَاكَ (ʔānaḏāka). Another word with the same meaning is حِينَئِذٍ.

In Arabic, “I love god” is said as أحب الله. This phrase is used to express a person’s deep affection and devotion to the Divine.

In Syrian Arabic, ‘merry christmas’ is ميلاد مجيد (milad majid).

In Algerian Arabic, a gentle, gender neutral way to say ‘my love’ is قلبي (galbi), literally ‘my heart’.

jamal is the English transliteration for the Arabic male given name جمال. جمال is a male given name.

The phrase “you smell” is translated into Arabic as رائحتك كريهة. This phrase is used to tell someone that their body has an unpleasant odor.

To say “stop that” in Arabic, use توقف عن ذلك. The phrase is a command used to tell someone to end an action they are currently doing.

The English phrase “allah will punish you” is translated into Arabic as الله يعاقبك.