Arabic

In Moroccan Arabic, ‘hello, how are you’ is سلام، لاباس؟ (salam, labas?).

Greeting someone properly is an essential part of any culture, and Kuwait is no exception. When visiting or interacting with

To accept in Arabic is قبل, meaning to agree to

To ask “do you know arabic?” in Arabic, you say هل تعرف العربية؟.

تيمرز is the Arabic transliteration of the English word “teamers”, used as a name or brand.

The English phrase “drive safe” can be said in Arabic as قد بأمان. قد بأمان is used to tell someone to be careful while driving a vehicle.

The English word ‘cursed’ is translated into Arabic as مَلْعُون. The term is used to describe someone or something that is subject to divine harm.

The term hamza refers to the Arabic sign representing a glottal stop. In Arabic, this is همزة.

The phrase for United States in Arabic is الولايات المتحدة. This phrase is used to refer to the country in North America.

In Arabic, the phrase “how long” can be expressed as كَم وَقْتًا or إِلَى مَتَى depending on the context.