Arabic

The phrase “our father” in Arabic is أبانا. أبانا is used as a name or title, most notably in the context of the Lord’s Prayer.

The English phrase “chilli” is translated into Arabic as فلفل حار. The term فلفل حار refers to a small spicy pepper used in cooking to add heat to food.

The English name Charlie is translated into Arabic as تشارلي.

In Dubai, Emiratis say goodnight with تصبح على خير (tisbah ‘ala khair), ‘may you wake up well’.

The phrase “go to hell” in Arabic is اذهب إلى الجحيم.

The English word ‘architect’ is translated into Arabic as مِعْمَارِيّ. In Arabic, the term refers to a designer of buildings.

The Arabic word for movie is فِلْم.

The English phrase ‘anything’ is translated into Arabic as أي شيء.

Syria in Arabic is سُورِيَا (sūriyā). Both terms are used to refer to the country in West Asia.

To say congrats on baby in Arabic, use مبروك المولود (mabrouk al-mawloud), which congratulates someone on the birth of a new child.