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1. Shukran - Thank you: This is a commonly used word to denote thanks to someone who's done you a favor or offered help. 2. Marhaba - Hello: This is a polite word of greeting to use for Arabs who meet you at the airport or whom you meet in your line of business. 3. Kaeef Halak - How are you?:
10. يانبض قلبي. my heartbeats. ya nabdu qalbi. "Nabd" means "heartbeats" and "qalb" - "heart", but the sentence in Arabic is usually said using both of these words. 11. أنت أغلى شخص على قلبي. You are the most precious (dearest) person in my heart. Anta aghlaa shakhs a'la qalbi. Most Arabic words are formed based on a root and certain patterns. The root typically consists of 3 letters, e.g. (ك ت ب). These letters can be used in a number of formations or patterns to make derivations or words that are related in meaning to the root, e.g. (كاتب)"writer", (كتابة) "writing", (كتاب) "book