Arabic

The English phrase “god bless your hands” is translated into Arabic as تسلم إيديك.

The Arabic phrase for “here you go” is تفضل. تفضل is a phrase used when handing an object to someone.

The English phrase “nice things” is translated into Arabic as أشياء جميلة. أشياء جميلة is used to refer to nice things.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘I am tired’ said by a male is تعبان (ta’ban). A female speaker says تعبانة (ta’bana).

The English phrase ‘good’ is translated into Arabic as جيد. جيد is used to describe something as pleasant or enjoyable.

The Arabic word for nightmare is كابوس. The word كابوس refers to a bad dream.

To recycle in Arabic is إعادة تدوير. The phrase refers to the process of breaking down and reusing component materials.

The English word “roof” can be translated into Arabic as سَقْف or سَطْح.

In Levantine Arabic, ‘hello’ is مرحبا (marhaba). Among friends, أهلين (ahlein) is a warmer, casual version.

الجو حار is the Arabic way to say ‘it is hot’. This phrase is used to say that the weather is hot.