Arabic

In Arabic, “see you later” can be expressed through several phrases. The default form is إِلَى اللِّقَاء. These phrases are all used to say goodbye.

In Tunisian Arabic, the casual way to say ‘yes’ is ايه (eh). ايه is the everyday yes used among friends and family.

The English word ‘thin’ can be translated into Arabic using رَفِيع.

لايبا is the Arabic female given name Laiba. لايبا is a female given name of Arabic origin.

The English phrase survival is translated into Arabic as بقاء. The term refers to continued existence or life.

The English phrase “sour cream” is translated into Arabic as قشطة حامضة. قشطة حامضة refers to cream that has been treated with a benign bacterium.

The English phrase “I like your hair” is translated into Arabic as يعجبني شعرك.

The English phrase ‘candy’ is translated into Arabic as حَلْوَى. حَلْوَى is used to refer to a piece of candy.

The English phrase ‘crying’ is translated into Arabic as بكاء. The term بكاء refers to the noun describing the action of crying.

The Arabic phrase for sunshine is شروق الشمس. شروق الشمس is used to refer to the rising of the sun.