Arabic

The English phrase ‘my everything’ can be expressed in Arabic as كل شيء بالنسبة لي.

The English phrase ‘son of’ is translated into Arabic as ابن (ibn). ابن is used to indicate that a person is the male offspring of another.

The English phrase “I want to buy” is expressed in Arabic as أريد أن أشتري. This phrase is used to express a desire to purchase something.

The English phrase “I like it” is expressed in Arabic as يعجبني. This phrase is used to express that something is pleasing or appealing to the speaker.

eid mubarak is the English phrase for the Arabic greeting used during Islamic holidays. The default form is عيد سعيد.

In Arabic, the English word cousin is expressed through several specific terms depending on the gender of the cousin and which side of the family they…

The English phrase “stars” is نجوم in Arabic.

money, Arabic, نُقُود مَال is a general term for money, but it often carries a formal connotation of wealth, assets or property.

The English word ‘name’ is translated into Arabic as اسم. The word refers to a noun that indicates a particular person, place, class or thing.

In Arabic, the phrase for “my baby” is طفلي. طفلي is used to refer to one’s own infant or young child.