Arabic

The English phrase “good luck” can be translated into Arabic in several ways, most commonly as بِالتَّوْفِيق!

The English phrase “my sister” is translated into Arabic as أختي. أختي is used to refer to a female sibling of the speaker.

The English phrase “jehovah” is translated into Arabic as يهوه. This term is a transliteration of the Masoretic vocalization of the Tetragrammaton (name).

The English word seclusion is translated into Arabic as عزلة. The term refers to the act of secluding, or the state of being secluded.

The English word jar is translated into Arabic as برطمان. A jar is a small, approximately cylindrical container.

In Levantine Arabic, the everyday ‘yes’ is آه (ah).

In Arabic, “I ate” is translated as أكلت. The phrase is used to state that the speaker has consumed food.

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.