Arabic

In Tunisian Arabic, ‘I miss you’ is توحشتك (twahashtek). To say ‘I miss you a lot’, add the Tunisian برشا, ‘a lot’: توحشتك برشا.

The English word “everything” is translated into Arabic as كل شيء.

To change money in Arabic is صرف النقود. صرف النقود refers to the act of exchanging one currency for another.

The English word ‘coat’ is translated into Arabic as معطف. The term refers to an outer garment that covers the upper torso and arms.

The English word ‘sam’ is translated into Arabic as سام. In the context of military terminology, سام refers to a surface-to-air missile.

The Arabic phrase for “hugs and kisses” is أحضان وقبلات. This phrase is an affectionate expression used to show love or warmth toward someone.

In Arabic, ‘sounds good’ is expressed as يبدو جيدا. This expression is used to agree with a suggestion or to show that a plan is acceptable.

In Arabic, bakrid wishes are expressed as عيد أضحى مبارك.

To say window in Arabic, use نَافِذَة (nāfiḏa), the standard word for an opening that lets in light and air.

Salat in Arabic is صلاة (ṣalāh), the word for the Islamic ritual prayer. صلاة refers to the formal prayer that Muslims perform five times a day.